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How do I create a Jade page that has two buttons where each one of them redirects to another page made with Jade? This is the code I made for your question: server.js var express = require('express'); var path = require('path'); var app = express(); app.set('views', path.join(__dirname, 'views')); app.set('view engine', 'jade'); app.get('/', function(req, res){ res.render('layout', { title: 'Home' }); }); app.get('/newpage', function(req, res){ res.render('anotherpage', { title: 'Home' }); }); app.listen(3000); page1.jade doctype html html head title= title body p hi there! button(onclick=

I'm new to webpack and trying to figure out how to use my own html file in the webpack-dev-server, as well as my webpack build. in my app.js I have: require('!jade!index.jade') but that does not make an index.html as I would expect. Instead, it seems at best I can get a string output of my html, which isn't what I want: var jade = require('!jade!index.jade') jade() //outputs my html How do I get it to output an index.html file? How do I get the webpack-dev-server to use that html file? I should also mention my jade file will likely reference stylus files I use jade-html-loader with the

I have set up a basic node.js web-app using express with the default view engine jade. When the User first loads the page the following occurs app.get('/', function(req, res){ res.render('index', { title: 'Test', mode: "user" }); }); What i cannot work out is how to then change the parameter I initially passed into the jade template from a ajax call. app.post('/', function(req, res){ console.log(req.body.list); res.redirect('back'); // I imagine the code needs to go here and look somewhat like the following // // res.?update-view({ // mode: "admin" // }); }); If anyone has had experience with

I'm planning to use jade templates to generate different htmls depending on if it is in development or in production. At this time, I'm not planning to write code in node. Given this, is it possible to invoke jade from commandline and pass variables? If so, how? if, index.jade is !!! 5 html head title my jade template body h1 Hello #{name} I want to invoke it from command line passing value for name. Thank you gustavohenke You need to use the option -O / --obj within the Jade CLI. It accepts 2 type of values: Serialized JSON A path to a JSON file (this takes precedence) For example: jade -O

Background jade syntax is awesome but i wanted to see how it was affecting performance. So i created a single page app and used apache bench to compare its throughput using jade to render a page vs using an in memory string. There were no variables so this was a purely academic comparison. The in memory string made the entire app more than twice as fast locally, which seems a lot considering jade in production mode should be rendering from an in memory cache. I'm using node 0.8 and the version 2.5.11 of express in production mode with the view cache option explicitly set to true . apache bench