Add @/at
format to import helpers from template
#6
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This allows you to reference helpers directly inside the handlebars template. The
@
format syntax is the same as the require-hbs plugin from Guy Bedford.Format:
{{@helpers/myhelper}}
{{#@helpers/myblockhelper}}...{{/helpers/myblockhelper}}
Added path map option(
helpersAtPathMap: {}
) to map a module name (such as "helpers") to a complete path making it easier to reference helpers.Also added documentation on this new
@
format.Example taken from added documenation to readme.md:
Example: inline
@/at
helperssrc/hello.handlebars
src/js/hbs-helpers/capitals.helper.js
src/js/hbs-helpers/noop.helper.js
gulpfile.js
dist/hello.html
Currently, in the current master branch of this project, the only way to batch helpers is to do something like this: