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How to create addon
Aleksey V. Zapparov edited this page Mar 23, 2014
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Addons are often used to add specific engines support. See instructions below to create your own.
If you create addon package with standard interface, please add mincerplugin
to keywords of you package.json
. That will help to search.
We strongly reccommend to provide this interface for init:
var Mincer = require('mincer');
require('my-super-addon')(Mincer);
Here is example of code, that adds JSX engine support:
'use strict';
var jsx;
module.exports = function addJsxEngine(Mincer) {
var jsx;
var JsxEngine = Mincer.JsxEngine = function JsxEngine() {
Mincer.Template.apply(this, arguments);
jsx = jsx || Mincer.Template.libs.jsx || require('react-tools')
};
require('util').inherits(JsxEngine, Mincer.Template);
JsxEngine.prototype.evaluate = function evaluate(/*context, locals*/) {
return jsx.transform(this.data);
};
Mincer.registerEngine('.jsx', Mincer.JsxEngine);
};
You just need to create node.js
package.
- don't forget to add
README.md
with usage examples - for
package.json
- add
mincerplugin
to keywords - add
peerDependency
if you need it
- add
- add tests if possible