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canjs / steal-stache

A plugin that allows you to import stache templates with stealjs.
https://canjs.com/doc/steal-stache.html
MIT License
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Plz move repo over to Matthue http://github.com/stealjs #7

Closed frank-dspeed closed 7 years ago

frank-dspeed commented 8 years ago

I think this repo is in the wrong org greetings

matthewp commented 8 years ago

It could really go in either org, canjs is as good of a choice as stealjs.

frank-dspeed commented 8 years ago

not realy its using steal its steal dependent its a total mix up i need this all clean :)

matthewp commented 8 years ago

It depends on both stealjs and canjs, I believe it belongs more in canjs since it's a a Steal plugin for canjs. The same way if we had a webpack plugin it would belong in the canjs org and not in webpack's org (or a RequireJS plugin would not belong in requirejs' org). It's a canjs project.

frank-dspeed commented 8 years ago

double checked

in your usage and info its clear too its realy a steal plugin that allows to read that syntax and load it sorry i say move it to steal as it does use steal to load canjs canjs is not using steal to load anything ok a component maybe does but the module loader neads steal and this interacts directly with the steal object 

Usage

This package will configure Steal so that you can import templates. Start by installing with NPM.

npm install steal-stache --save
And then assuming you are using NPM with Steal like:

<script src="node_modules/steal/steal.js"></script>
All you have to do is import the template:

import template from "./main.stache";
steal-stache Object
STACHE_MODULE_NAME!steal-stache
API

steal-stache Object

A StealJS extension that allows stache templates as dependencies.
frank-dspeed commented 8 years ago

steal-stache Object

A StealJS extension that allows stache templates as dependencies.

justinbmeyer commented 7 years ago

Closing as I consider this the CanJS's project's responsibility to maintain.

The technical considerations you bring up are why it's called steal-stache not stache-steal. But those technical considerations are unimportant in terms of the responsibility to maintain this project.