handlebars.js

I got a ISO formatted Date from my Data and what I actually want to do, is to modify my date format directly from my Templates. like this: {{format my.context.date "myFormat"}} I'm using the moment library, so I could write something like this: {{formatDate my.context.date "DD.MM.YYYY HH:mm"}} // 03.09.2013 18:12 It would be nice, because I think it's the place where I should be able to do this. In my template. Boris Kotov The solution is quite simple, and maybe someone will find it useful. In most projects you have a couple of date formats you want to use. So it's a good approach to define

I've got a handlebar template that loads a partial for a sub-element. I would need to access a variable from the parent context in the calling template, from within the partial. .. doesn't seem to resolve to anything inside the partial. Simplified code goes like this: the template {{#each items}} {{> item-template}} {{/each}} the partial value is {{value}} (obviously the real code is more complicated but it's the same principle, within the partial .. appears to be undefined.) To show it's undefined, I've used a very simple helper whatis like this: Handlebars.registerHelper('whatis', function

i need to template with handlebars an array of json object:(by chrome console) [object,object,object,object] where every object is composed by this property:name,surname,ecc. I've understood that is impossible to put array of object in handlebars but we must create an unique object with all property of all object of array. Can anyone suggest me a function to create it You could set your array as a property of a wrapper object when calling the template. For example, with objects as the holding property var an_array = [ {name: "My name"}, {name: "Another name"} ]; var source = /* a template

I am new(ish) to the whole javascript full stack applications, and completely new to Angular, so I was hoping somebody can put the record straight for me here. Why would I need to use a templating framework like Jade or Handlebars when writing client side apps using AngularJS. I should say that I have never used any of these templating frameworks either. So I am not familiar with the advantages completely. But when I look at Handlebars for example, it does many of the same things as I would do in Angular, such as looping etc. As far as I can tell, it would make most sense to create the

I'm new to Meteor.js and MongoDB so this question might have an obvious solution that I am missing but so far my searches have turned up nothing. My first Meteor project is a very bare-bones blog. In the MongoDB I have the following: Blog.insert({ author: "Name Here", title: "Title Here", headerHTML: "This is my <b>very</b> first blog post.", bodyHTML: "What drives us to <em>solve</em> these types of problems?", date: new Date() }); Then in blog.js I have: if (Meteor.isClient) { Meteor.subscribe("blog"); Template.posts.entry = function () { return Blog.find({}); }; } And finally in my HTML I

Is there a way to iterate over a view's context's attributes in EmberJS? I am using Ember-Data (https://github.com/emberjs/data) for ORM. Lets say I use connectOutlets to register a UserView with a user that has attributes such as email, name, etc. In the connected Handlebars template, is there anyway that I can iterate over those attributes? I basically need to build a generic view that can be reused with different models... Ryan is right about the attributes, but it takes some doing to actually get where you're going. My examples here are using the latest RC1 Ember. Here is an editor

Scenario : I had developed some transactional pages using Node.js , Express + Handlebars as view engine and MongoDB . Now the issue is during module integration I got some of the pages which are built on Express + Jade as view engine. Question : How to integrate pages built on Handlebars & some on Jade ? Sergii Add both engines and consolidate.js in your package.json In yourapp.js var engines = require('consolidate'); app.engine('jade', engines.jade); app.engine('handlebars', engines.handlebars); More info here Express 4.0 and up solution (until it changes again) NPM install the engines you