cpinto · October 4, 2010 18:21
diff --git a/mustache_xpath_partials.js b/mustache_xpath_partials.js
 /*
 * Q: What is this? 
 * A: A sample file that uses mustache to render a single html tmeplate (including partials) on the serverside but keeps those partials intact so that they can be used by the client-side as well (ie. browser)
 *
 * Q: How is this useful?
 * A: To you, I have little idea. I'm doing this because I want to be able to fully render a page on the server and then refresh parts of it on the client, while reusing the widget presentation code. As the widget code is in the file, I just have to bring in mustache.js, fetch new data, and have it render the parts I need to update. And I'd like to keep it all in a single file also.
 *
 * Q: Isn't that template code broken?
 * A: Yes. I'll come back to it as I plan to patch Mu to support xpath partials natively.
 * */
 var libxml = require('libxmljs');
 var sys = require('sys');
 var Mu = require('mu');

 var xmlstr = '<html><head><title>wonderstache</title></head><body><script type="text/x-mustache-partial" name="widget1"><li>{ {color}}</li></script><h1>Hello {{urname}}</h1><ul id="widgetContainer">{{#colors}}{{>widget1}}{{/colors}}</ul></body></html>';
 var sdoc = libxml.parseXmlString(xmlstr);

 var partials = {};
 sdoc.find('//script[@type="text/x-mustache-partial"]').map(function(tpl){
 	partials[tpl.attr('name').value()] = tpl.child(0).toString().replace('{ {','{{');
 });

 res = Mu.compileText(xmlstr,partials);
 res({urname:'jan',colors:[{color:'r'},{color:'g'},{color:'b'}]}).addListener('data',function(c){ console.log(c); });
	/*
	* Q: What is this?
	* A: A sample file that uses mustache to render a single html tmeplate (including partials) on the serverside but keeps those partials intact so that they can be used by the client-side as well (ie. browser)
	*
	* Q: How is this useful?
	* A: To you, I have little idea. I'm doing this because I want to be able to fully render a page on the server and then refresh parts of it on the client, while reusing the widget presentation code. As the widget code is in the file, I just have to bring in mustache.js, fetch new data, and have it render the parts I need to update. And I'd like to keep it all in a single file also.
	*
	* Q: Isn't that template code broken?
	* A: Yes. I'll come back to it as I plan to patch Mu to support xpath partials natively.
	* */
	var libxml = require('libxmljs');
	var sys = require('sys');
	var Mu = require('mu');

	var xmlstr = '<html><head><title>wonderstache</title></head><body><script type="text/x-mustache-partial" name="widget1"><li>{ {color}}</li></script><h1>Hello {{urname}}</h1><ul id="widgetContainer">{{#colors}}{{>widget1}}{{/colors}}</ul></body></html>';
	var sdoc = libxml.parseXmlString(xmlstr);

	var partials = {};
	sdoc.find('//script[@type="text/x-mustache-partial"]').map(function(tpl){
	partials[tpl.attr('name').value()] = tpl.child(0).toString().replace('{ {','{{');
	});

	res = Mu.compileText(xmlstr,partials);
	res({urname:'jan',colors:[{color:'r'},{color:'g'},{color:'b'}]}).addListener('data',function(c){ console.log(c); });