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# frozen_string_literal: true require 'mini_racer' require 'cmdlet' require_relative 'handlebarsjs/version' require_relative 'handlebarsjs/javascript' require_relative 'handlebarsjs/handlebars_snapshot' require_relative 'handlebarsjs/handlebars' require_relative 'handlebarsjs/base_helper' require_relative 'handlebarsjs/handlebars_configuration_defaults' require_relative 'handlebarsjs/handlebars_configuration' require_relative 'handlebarsjs/handlebars_configuration_extension' require_relative '_' # Handlebarsjs is a Ruby wrapper for the Handlebars.js templating engine. module Handlebarsjs HANDLEBARS_LIBRARY_PATH = 'lib/handlebarsjs/javascript/handlebars-4.7.7.js' HANDLEBARS_API_PATH = 'lib/handlebarsjs/javascript/handlebars-api.js' # raise Handlebarsjs::Error, 'Sample message' Error = Class.new(StandardError) class << self # Get a singleton instance of the Handlebars engine. # # The engine is exposed as a singleton and that means that if you # alter the configuration after calling Handlebarsjs.engine, # you will have old helper state attached to the engine. # # If you need to update your helper state, then run Handlebarsjs.reset # to clear the singleton def engine @engine ||= Handlebarsjs::Handlebars.new end def reset @engine = nil end def render(template, options = {}) engine.process_template(template, options) end end end if ENV.fetch('KLUE_DEBUG', 'false').downcase == 'true' namespace = 'Handlebarsjs::Version' file_path = $LOADED_FEATURES.find { |f| f.include?('handlebarsjs/version') } version = Handlebarsjs::VERSION.ljust(9) puts "#{namespace.ljust(35)} : #{version.ljust(9)} : #{file_path}" end
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