Partial

Partials is the tool that Yarte provides for template composition and is a one line expression of type {{> partial_path scope attr=val,...}}. The performance is the same as writing it and the same as an inline code. The partials and their arguments are generated as much as possible within the same &'static str.

Path

The path of a partial is the file path with respect to the file using the partial. Also the config file can be used to create aliases (explained in the aliasing section). The partial template file will use the context used in attribute scope.

Attributes

Attributes in partials are assignation where right-hand side if the equal sign must be an expression of type path, field, or index. These attributes will be used to reference expression's values and use them inside the partial. In a partial, Yarte will first try to look the value in the attributes and if there is no existing attribute, the given scope must have it.

*Note: In this section we are making reference to attributes which are assignations (not attribute scope or path).

Scope

Attribute scope is the only attribute that is not an assignation and the only one that a partial must have.

If scope is not given the default context will be the parent's, otherwise scope can only be an expression of type path, field, or index.
When attribute scope is given, the parent scope cannot be access using super::.

The following partial will use file ..tempaltes/templates/partial.hbs, and the parent scope to fill he template:

{{> ../templates/partial }}

Now the same file will be used but since a scope is defined, the parent scope will be overriding expr_scope:

{{> ../templates expr_scope }}

Overriding super top scope (self always reference parent scope) Literals are put inline and pre-escaped when specified ({{ }}).

{{> partial var = bar, lit = "foo" }}

Overriding parent scope and override super (self always reference expr_scope) Literals are put inline and pre-escaped when specified ({{ }}).

{{> partial expr_scope, var = bar, lit = "foo" }}

Partial Block

This block syntax may also be used to pass templates to the partial, which can be executed by the specially named partial, @partial-block. A template of

{{#> layout ~}}
  My Content
{{~/layout }}

with the layout partial containing

Site Content {{> @partial-block }}

Would render

Site Content My Content

When called in this manner, the block will execute under the context of the partial at the time of the call. Depth-ed paths and block parameters operate relative to the partial block rather than the partial template.

{{#each children }}
  {{#> childEntry }}
    {{value}}
  {{/childEntry }}
{{/each }}

Will render this.value from this template, not the partial.

Recursion

TODO

Aliasing

Aliasing is used to make life easier to developers when referencing to a partial template. This is done in the configuration file yarte.toml.

This is explained in more detail in section Config File.

*Note: Aliases make reference to dir in the configuration file.

Yarte 0.15