UCDD II class's effort to re-implement the jade template engine

$ npm install

var jaded = require('./lib/jaded')

var tree = {
    "type": "Block",
    "children": [{
        "type": "Tag",
        "name": "h1",
        "text": "Welcome to Jaded"
    }]
}

jaded.render(tree)
// --> <h1>Welcome to Jaded</h1>

• lib/jaded.js: main library that provides the render() function
• lib/[tag-name].js: a generator function for a HTML tag. For example,
  • lib/h1.js is a generator function for h1
  • lib/a.js is a generator function for a

$ node test.js

In templates/, there are several jade template files (.jade) for testing.

In this assignment, you don't need to worry about parsing the template file into a workable format. This has been done for you. Each template file has been parsed and converted into a tree structure, which is stored as a JSON file in the same directory.

Take test3 as an example, the Jade template file is templates/test3.jade

div
	h1.title UCDD 2 Spring 2015

A tree data structure obtained by parsing test3.jade is saved as templates/test3.json

{
 "type": "Block",
 "children": [
  {
   "type": "Tag",
   "name": "div",
   "children": [
    {
     "type": "Tag",
     "name": "h1",
     "attrs": [
      {
       "name": "class",
       "val": "'title'"
      }
     ],
     "text": "UCDD 2 Spring 2015"
    }
   ]
  }
 ]
}