handlebars.js

I am using Jekyll for our blog and rendering Handlebars templates is a pain. We have to escape like so: {% highlight html %} <div>{{"{{code"}}}}</div> {% endhighlight %} It's fugly. Is there an easier way to do this? I found the answer: {% highlight html %} {% raw %} <div>{{code}}</div> {% endraw %} {% endhighlight %} 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14209942/how-to-render-handlebars-markup-from-a-liquid-template-jekyll

I am using Handlebars (v 1.0.0) to fill a table in HTML. However somehow it does not fill the table like I am used to. Here is my template: {{#if users}} <table> {{#each users}} <tr> <td>{{username}}</td> <td>{{email}}</td> </tr> {{/each}} </table> {{else}} <h3>No users found!</h3> {{/if}} So I does find users because I do not see the "No users found!" and when I call an empty object it does show the "No users found!". When I do not use the table and print out these users like the next example. The usersnames and mail address' will show up in my HTML. {{#if users}} {{#each users}} {{username}}

Looking for a way to access to achieve this: {{#each someArray}} {{../otherObject.[this]}} {{/each}} How do I evaluate the value of this and then reference it as a key to my object otherObject ? With lookup: http://handlebarsjs.com/builtin_helpers.html#lookup {{#each someArray}} {{lookup ../otherObject this}} {{/each}} One possible solution with a helper: /* {{#each someArrayOfKeys}} {{#withItem ../otherObject key=this}} {{this}} {{/withItem}} {{/each}} */ Handlebars.registerHelper('withItem', function(object, options) { return options.fn(object[options.hash.key]); }); 来源： https:/

Background I've been using grunt.js with a hogan.js task to build the static HTML for our internal docs. I'm learning JavaScript as I go, but I've gotten the task to work well enough for layouts and pages, but it would really help our workflow to have the hogan task render mustache partials to HTML, as in the example in this gist: https://gist.github.com/4132781 Current Setup and what I want to accomplish All of our mustache partials are in a folder called "partials". Ideally when the grunt build is run, the hogan task will grab any partials from the partials folder and insert them into the