kangaroux/hamplify

HAML-ish template compiler written in Python

hamplify's Issues

Add filters like :plain, :javascript, etc.

:plain will simply be taken as they are verbatim.

:javascript and :css will have an appropriate script/style tag wrapped around their contents.

ParseError should output line and column of error

Add support for '= var.name'

When using Jinja2 or Django templates, the = var syntax will compile to {{var}}.

Example:

= user.username
%p= user.email

Gets compiled to:

{{user.username}}
<p>{{user.email}}</p>

When using this on the same line as a tag, there must not be any whitespace between the end of the tag and the =. If there is, it will be interpreted as plain text.

Add synonyms to JS and CSS filters

The existing JS/CSS filters are :javascript and :css. An alternative syntax would be :js and :stylesheet, respectively.

Update README with usage instructions

Allow #id at beginning of a tag definition

#id can only come at the end of tag definitions currently. Sometimes tags have a long lists of classes and it would be better to have the ID at the start so it doesn't get lost.

The ID should NOT be able to appear in the middle of a list of classes. The ID should either either be at the beginning or the end.

Have an option to preserve whitespace/indentation

The parser currently outputs a minimized version by not including whitespace. This will require that CRLF be properly carried over (#2)

Add support for whitespace squashing

http://haml.info/docs/yardoc/file.REFERENCE.html#whitespace-removal--and-

Conditional IE comments are not parsed

Regular comments are not parsed which is correct, however since conditional IE comments aren't really comments, they should be parsed.

In general, if it's going to be rendered for use on the page, then the contents should be parsed.

Add conditional comments

http://haml.info/docs/yardoc/file.REFERENCE.html#conditional-comments-

Because the comment syntax in hamplify is swapped the syntax will be -#[condition]

Usage:

-#[if lt IE 9]
  %script(src="script.js")

Compiles to:

<!--[if lt IE 9]><script src="script.js"></script><![endif]-->

Add CRLF support to parser

CRLF in --> CRLF out
LF in --> LF out

Add compile warnings

The compiler currently has error handling where it will raise a ParseError if it encounters some bad syntax and doesn't know how to proceed. However, there are times where it would be more appropriate to notify the user about something but still proceed with compilation.

For example, if the user writes a conditional comment but puts some text after the comment:

-#[if IE] like this

We can parse that line just fine, but the text is ignored so it serves no purpose. It would be nice to notify the user that it should be removed.

The type of quotation used for attributes is not respected

If the template has single quotes for the attribute, then when converted it should still use single quotes. This causes issues when there are quotes inside attributes for template tags.

Template:

%img(src='{% static "some_url" %}')

Converted:

<img src="{% static "some_url" %}" />

Add example showing how to use hamplify with gulp

Make 'termcolor' an optional dependency

Add a watch feature to the hamplify compile script

Tags with hyphens are not allowed

Remove stacktrace when quitting with CTRL+C