Backbone template…template

templates.coffee

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## Partials

Included in templates using CoffeeScript's string interpolation:

    partial = "<partial>content {{ foo }}</partial>"

    template = """
        <template>
            <stuff>#{ partial }</stuff>
            <morestuff></morestuff>
        </template>
    """

Partials can include Underscore templating in them, since they become part of
the template string before compiled by `_.template`.
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partials =
    some_partial: "<button class="foo" title="Foo this Bar">Foo</button>"



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## Templates

The templates are defined as keys and strings in an object, which is then
iterated over and compiled through the _.template function, and exported to
the app module.
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templates =

    TemplateName: """
    <div>{{ content }}</div>
    #{ partials.some_partial }
    <ul>
        {% _(objects).each(function(obj){ %}
            <li>{{ obj }}</li>
        {% }); %}
    </ul>
    """


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## Settings

Use Django-style templating:

    {{ interpolation }}
    {% evaluation %}

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_.templateSettings =
    evaluate    : /\{%(.+?)%\}/g
    interpolate : /\{\{(.+?)\}\}/g

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## Compile & Export
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for name, template of templates
    templates[name] = _.template(template)
window.Module.templates = templates