Closed jamesfarrugia96 closed 2 years ago
Any suggestions please? :)
Hello @jamesfarrugia96
Yes, it's possible. You should use the following overload:
void RegisterHelper(string helperName, HandlebarsHelperWithOptions helperFunction)
Delegate HandlebarsHelperWithOptions
gives you an access to HelperOptions
instance which provides access to data
property. Access to parent would look something like this: options.Data["parent"]
.
As far as I can see mentioned overload is not exposed through Handlebars.RegisterHelper
(aka static method), so you'd need to do Handlebars.Create()
in order to access that overload.
I'd appreciate a PR to fix this mismatch and introduce the overload as a static method as well.
Thanks @zjklee will look into it and give you another update :)
HI @zjklee, will be pushing a PR to introduce the static methods for the HelperWithOptions
overloads. For those accessing the helpers with Handlebars.Create()
, should I leave the delegate methods as they are, or shall I remove the in
keyword inline with the other delegates? (see attached screenshot for reference):
HI @zjklee, will be pushing a PR to introduce the static methods for the
HelperWithOptions
overloads. For those accessing the helpers withHandlebars.Create()
, should I leave the delegate methods as they are, or shall I remove thein
keyword inline with the other delegates? (see attached screenshot for reference):
Hello @jamesfarrugia96
in
should stay there as it's an optimization for struct
parameters. I kept existing methods without in
for the sake of backward compatibility.
Looking forward to see the PR 😄
Is it possible to access the parent context within a helper? For example, I need to access properties in the parent context from a custom helper that is called within the {{#each}} helper. Thanks
example:
var model = {text: hello, lines=[{x:10}, {x:20}, {x:30}]
{{text}} {{#each lines}} {{customHelper x}} {{/each}}
Is it possible to be able to access the model.text property in the implementation of customHelper please?