Is there a safe way to easily convert standard handlebars templating syntax to the templating syntax used in golang(e.g. {{.Lookup "Question"}})? I have a Jenki
I am working on patternlab.io project and by default it allows only two levels folder nesting under "./source/_patterns/.". It's strongly suggested to not devia
I have written the line: app.engine('hbs',hbs({extanme:'hbs',defaultLayout:'layout',layoutsDir:__dirname+'/views/layout/',partialsDir:__dirname+'/views/partials
my code in github, but I didn't upload the latest version: https://github.com/godzillalogan/markdownblog I use node.js and express.js framework. Database use mo
so I have a very basic file structure going but for whatever reason I cannot get the css to show up in the project when I run it on the localhost. everything el
local host port served an error in browser and did not load my static files. Returned an error 'Failed to lookup view "index" in views directory "C:\Users\xxxx\
I have the following code: {{#if true}} An {{else}} A {{/if} That's the entire template. It's loading fine. But notice the #if condition is simply true. If I p
I am trying to build an application with handlebars templating and express server. index.html file has all the handlebar templating within script tags with ment
I am using expressjs with handlebars as templating engine with following code in Webstorm IDE with express generator.There is no visible handlebars require in t
I got Webpack up and running and now I'd like to split my code into separate files. Lets say I have this code in a separate file: handlebarHelpers.js handleb