Dust compiler

Node.js module for compiling *.dust templates.

Installation

Add the following dependency into your package.json:

"dust-compiler": "git+https://github.com/vadim-zverugo/dust-compiler.git"

And load this dependency:

npm install

Usage

require('dust-compiler').init({
    sourceDir: '/views',
    compiledDir: '/public/dust'
});

Options

• sourceDir (required): directory with *.dust templates for compilation.
• compiledDir (required): destination directory where compiled js files will be saved.
• logger (optional, defaults to console): custom logger (should provide .error() and .info() methods).
• syncCompilation (optional, defaults to false): compile all dust templates synchronously. By default another processes don't wait while compiler will finish compilation.
• clearCompiled (optional, defaults to true): remove all compiled js files before launching new compilation.
• preProcessors (optional, defaults to []): functions to process template content before compilation. Each function accepts two arguments templateContent and templateFilename and have to return processed content.
• postProcessors (optional, defaults to []): funtions to process compiled js content. Each function accepts two arguments compiledContent and compiledFilename and have to return processed content.
• watchFiles (optional, defaults to true): allows to re-compile *.dust templates when source file changes.
• subDirSeparator (optional, defaults to __): is used to identify compiled js template as a separator of sub-directories.
• compileAll (optional, defaults to false): allows to collect all compiled js templates in one file compiledAllFilename.js.
• compiledAllFilename (optional, defaults to all): name of the file with all compiled js templates.

Tests

Open test directory and launch nodeunit:

nodeunit compilerTest.js