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Rendering Views
​Rendering Views​
​Example​
​ViewGenerator typedef​
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Rendering Views
Just like res.render in Express, Angel's ResponseContext exposes a Future called render. This invokes whichever function is assigned to your server's viewGenerator.
There is a Mustache templating plug-in for Angel available: https://github.com/dukefirehawk/angel/tree/master/packages/mustache​
There is also Jael, one of the few actively-developed HTML templating engines for Dart.
Angel support for Jael is provided through package:angel_jael.
Another is Jinja2, which was recently ported by to Dart by Olzhas Suleimen.
Angel support for Jinja2 can be found here: https://github.com/dukefirehawk/angel/tree/master/packages/angel_jinja​
Example
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app.get('/view', (req, res) async => await res.render('hello', {'locals': ['foo', 'bar']});
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ViewGenerator
Angel declares the following typedef:
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/// A function that asynchronously generates a view from the given path and data.
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typedef Future<String> ViewGenerator(String path, [Map data]);
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A templating plug-in can assign one of these to app.viewGenerator to set itself up:
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import 'dart:io';
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import 'package:angel3_framework/angel3_framework.dart';
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Future<void> plugin(Angel app) async {
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  app.viewGenerator = (String path, [Map data]) async {
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    return "Requested view $path with locals: $data";
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  };
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}
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void main() async {
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  var app = Angel();
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  await app.configure(plugin);
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  await app.startServer();
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}
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