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https://github.com/nirkog/Shoko

A blazing fast templating engine
https://github.com/nirkog/Shoko

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A blazing fast templating engine

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# Shoko

#### A node.js templating engine

**Shoko** is a simple to use templating engine, with a very straight forward and intuative syntax. Shoko also offers many other features, including: mixins, variables, comments.
As shoko is in it's early development, many features that we intend to add are stil missing.

## Installation

Shoko is super easy to get up and running.
simply download it from npm, like this.

npm install shoko --save

## Syntax

Shoko has a very easy to grasp syntax. Elements in shoko are seprated by curly braces.
Here is an example:

doctype html
html {
head {
title {
'My First Shoko Page'
}
}

body {
h1 {
'Shoko is awesome.'
}
}
}

Which will render to this HTML:




My First Shoko Page



My First Shoko Page



## API

**Shoko is really easy to use.**
To render plain shoko text, just use the render function.

const shoko = require('shoko');

let textToRender = 'h1 { "Hello world" }';

//

Hello world


let renderedHTML = shoko.render(textToRender);

To render from a file, use the renderFile function.

let renderedFile = shoko.renderFile('file.sk');

**Yes, I'ts that simple!**

## Framework Integration

### List of frameworks:
- Express.js
- hapi.js

### Integrating with Express.js

Integrating Shoko with Express is so easy.
Just set the engine to the _Shoko renderFile_ function.

app.engine('sk', shoko.renderFile);

Then, you can just render views normally. For example:

app.get('/', (res, req) => {
res.render('index', {});
});

### Integrating with Hapi.js

Like express, integrating Shoko with Hapi is very easy;
Just register shoko as the engine.

server.register(require('vision'), (err) => {
server.views({
engines: {
html: require('shoko')
}
});
});

Then, you can just render views normally. For example:

server.route({
method: 'GET',
path: '/',
handler: function (request, reply) {
reply.view('index');
}
});