When I present our library of underscore (named as .html, unfortunately) templates, we currently see this unfortunate naming of tabs:
And we would rather see this much more helpful naming:
To do this, we just need to add one field, patternEngineName, to the generated patternData that gets written out onto each rendered template file. I believe we can do this in such a way that it works with both the PHP and Node engine schemes, and also in a way that's backwards compatible should that value not be present.
So, this is to solve my current conundrum, which we touched on in this spec thread: https://github.com/pattern-lab/the-spec/issues/26.
When I present our library of underscore (named as .html, unfortunately) templates, we currently see this unfortunate naming of tabs:
And we would rather see this much more helpful naming:
To do this, we just need to add one field,
patternEngineName
, to the generated patternData that gets written out onto each rendered template file. I believe we can do this in such a way that it works with both the PHP and Node engine schemes, and also in a way that's backwards compatible should that value not be present.