Simple variable checks in includes about grunt-bake HOT 6 CLOSED

I found a way to add a class="active" to a nav using the _if feature. It's a bit dirty, but it only requires you passing in a variable to test with bake-start and bake-end. Just be careful with the spacing if you have other classes in that same tag.

In includes/nav.html:

<div class="nav">
  <a href="index.html" class="<!--(bake-start _if="index")-->active<!--(bake-end)-->">Home</a>
  <a href="page2.html" class="<!--(bake-start _if="page2")-->active<!--(bake-end)-->">Page 1</a>
  <a href="page3.html" class="<!--(bake-start _if="page3")-->active<!--(bake-end)-->">Page 2</a>
  <a href="page4.html"  class="last <!--(bake-start _if="page4")--> active<!--(bake-end)-->">Page 3</a>
</div>

In index.html:

<!--(bake /src/includes/nav.html index="true")-->

For page2.html:

<!--(bake /src/includes/nav.html page2="true")-->

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I'm glad you can use it. I always try to enhance it's feature set while keeping it slim. I've come to around to the need for simple control elements as well. Still debating with myself on how to do it exactly. I'll post what I can come up with.

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Ok, this took way to long but i finally completed and pushed it. If Statement

<!--(bake some/influde.html _if="value.in.json")-->

If the value in the _if tag can't be found in the content.json or equals to false the include will be disregarded.

@jonlay maybe you can give it a spin and tell me what you think. (Sorry for the delay - office hours didn't leave much room for grunt-bake) 😌

Version 0.0.10

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Awesome, man! I've got the same sort of killer work hours, but I'm using bake on a few active projects at the moment, so I should be able to roll it out and give it a good testing next week!

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Whoah, I posted that 20 days ago - sorry dude.

But it does seem to work, as you obviously know! It's slightly different from what I actually envisaged, so I haven't actually found a proper use for it yet, beyond testing whether it actually works, but I'm sure it'll be handy regardless. I still haven't found a way to add a class="active" to a nav include, though 😆

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Clever solution. Thanks for posting this!

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