Closed trevanhetzel closed 9 years ago
What are you using as the compiler?
What do you mean by 'uncompiled/unminified'?
It's all in one line of text without breaks where we use in haml documents
this is because of the default haml compiler
Note that this works almost the same as ruby's haml, but doesn't pretty print the html. This would greatly slow down and complicate the code. If you really want pretty printed html, then I suggest writing one using the xml parser library and process the resulting html..
https://www.npmjs.com/package/grunt-html-prettyprinter seems like a good fit for this?
@MattiJarvinen-BA grunt? ...
I'm trying this out, just trying to convert a single Haml document into HTML5. It works great, but I feel like there's one thing missing: the ability to output uncompiled/unminified HTML. While that's great for performance and all, I just feel like spitting out HTML all in one line is not necessarily conventional and I could really get behind this plugin if you added that as an option :)