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Feature: Partials can be rendered from a Sprockets Asset
Scenario: Rendering a partial in a file in source
Given a fixture app "base-app"
And a file named "config.rb" with:
"""
activate :sprockets do |c|
c.expose_middleman_helpers = true
end
"""
And a file named "source/partials/_maybe_a_js_template.mustache.erb" with:
"""
<h1>{{ hello }}</h1>
"""
And a file named "source/javascripts/main.js.erb" with:
"""
var template = "<%= partial 'partials/maybe_a_js_template.mustache' %>";
"""
And the Server is running
When I go to "/javascripts/main.js"
Then I should see "<h1>{{ hello }}</h1>"
@middleman_head
Scenario: Rendering a partial in a required file outside source
This is only possible in middleman 4.1.9+
Given a fixture app "base-app"
And a file named "config.rb" with:
"""
activate :sprockets do |c|
c.expose_middleman_helpers = true
end
"""
And a file named "source/partials/_template.mustache.erb" with:
"""
<h1>{{ hello }}</h1>
"""
And a file named "source/javascripts/_template.js.erb" with:
"""
var template = "<%= partial 'partials/template.mustache' %>";
"""
And a file named "source/javascripts/main.js" with:
"""
//= require '_template'
"""
And the Server is running
When I go to "/javascripts/main.js"
Then I should see "<h1>{{ hello }}</h1>"
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