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As of Emblem 0.5.0, the compiler is really a template printer. Previous
versions compiled to Handlebars AST nodes and were forced to target
specific versions of Handlebars. The move to printing has eliminated that
restriction, and Emblem 0.5.0 should be compatible with any version
of Handlebars.
For posterity, here is a history of Emblem and Handelbars compatibility
across revisions.
HTMLBars: Emblem 0.5.0+
Handlebars 2.0.0: Use Emblem ~0.4.0, or 0.5.0+
Handlebars 1.0.0: Use Emblem ~0.3.0, or 0.5.0+
Handlebars <= 1.0.0.rc4: Use Emblem <= 0.2.9, or 0.5.0+
Using Emblem in your application
Previous versions of Emblem have supported a "vanilla" Handlebars
mode. The intent was that Ember-specific helpers could be avoided.
Emblem 0.5.0 dropped support for vanilla template compilation, but
we would like to bring it back. Please refer to
VANILLA_HANDLEBARS.md
for more context.
To run tests in Headless Chrome and Node (which is how CI runs), use:
ember test
Reporting Bugs
If you find a bug in Emblem syntax, please try to reproduce it in
its simplest form with
this JSBin before reporting an
issue, which will help me nail down the source of the issue.
The Emblem 0.5.0 release was generously funded by Vestorly. Vestorly
is a technology company solving the content marketing problem for
individual professionals, small businesses, and the enterprises that
support them. Vestorly's user interface is built entirely with Ember.js and modern
web technologies. Vestorly is hiring!
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Emblem.js - Ember-friendly, indented syntax alternative for Handlebars.js