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February 20, 2013 18:52
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mustache.js in_groups_of
I needed mustache.js to iterate over a list in groups of 2 to take advantage of Twitter Bootstraps “row” and “span” classes. Here is how I got it done (using jQuery).
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$.fn.inGroupsOf = function( countPerGroup, groupName ) { | |
var groups = [], offset = 0, $group, jsonOptions; | |
while ( ($group = this.slice( offset, (countPerGroup + offset) )).length ) { | |
jsonOptions = {}; | |
jsonOptions[groupName] = $group.toArray(); | |
groups.push( jsonOptions ); | |
offset += countPerGroup; | |
} | |
return groups; | |
}; | |
var renderEmailImageCategories = function(email_image_categories){ | |
$.each(email_image_categories, function(index, email_image_category) { | |
email_image_category.image_groups = function() { | |
return $(this.images).inGroupsOf(2,'images'); | |
}; | |
}); | |
template = $.mustache('{{#email_image_categories}}<h4>{{name}}{{^name}}My Images{{/name}}</h4>{{#image_groups}}<div class="row">{{#images}}{{#.}}<a href="#" class="email_image_link" data- data-url="{{file.span3.url}}"><img src="{{file.span3.url}}" class="span3" /></a>{{/.}}{{/images}}</div>{{/image_groups}}{{/email_image_categories}}',{"email_image_categories": email_image_categories}); | |
$('#custom_email_image_body').html(template); | |
}; |
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