use ember-template-compiler.js

[toranb]

use ember-template-compiler.js

[toranb]

I tried this early on but didn't have any luck unless I built a full dom. The below complains "ReferenceError: Handlebars is not defined" (assuming because the precompiler expects it to be globally available and what I'm doing doesn't seem to set that up correctly)

  var handlebars = exports.Handlebars = require('' + vendor + '/handlebars-1.0.0-rc.3.js');
  var ember = exports.Ember = require('' + vendor + '/ember.min.js');
  var compiler = exports.precompile = require('' + vendor + '/ember-template-compiler.min.js');

  var input = precompile(template['content']).toString();

What am I doing wrong above?

[toranb]

Also I've tried just using pure handlebars but the output doesn't seem to be the same (blank screen in my ember apps)

handlebars = exports.handlebars = require('handlebars');
var input = handlebars.precompile(template['content']).toString();
var output = "Ember.TEMPLATES['" + template['name'] + "'] = Ember.Handlebars.template(" + input + ");";

[apmorton]

I ran into the same issue with my implementation with execjs and the simplest solution was to embed handlebars in the ember-template-compiler.js file

The issue is the whole thing is scoped in an anonymous function so it doesn't find the handlebars lib

Take a look at https://github.com/Juvenal1228/ember-compressor-compiler

[toranb]

It looks like you have a great solution that is 100% python so for now I'll close this out -if people are looking for something npm focused my module works, but if they want to avoid the overhead and prefer the python based approach your module is another great option

Thanks for opening this issue to reduce the overhead with my module but at this time I still don't have a "simple" solution that is just 1 JS file -I'll continue to watch the ember / handlebars npm space as well -hopefully they add something like "ember-precompiler" that I could use from npm directly :)