There are thousands of js template engines, but only one is the best:
import {render, templates} from 'jsrender';
const template = 'Hello {{:name}}';
const text = templates(template).render(payload);
Why:
- simple
- simple
- simple
#jsrender#javascript#it
This gets more complicated when the template can change based on the data, but the premise is the same. I'm using JsRender right now for the templating.
In this blog post we explore Template Injection attacks against the JsRender/JsViews library and invite you to follow along with the exploit examples using a sample vulnerable application.
Read more: bit.ly/33ANoqH#webapplicationsecurity#javascript#Exploit
With the new #JsRender v1.0.5 and #JsViews v1.0.5 release, just out, the jsrender and the jsviews npm packages each bundle the corresponding typescript definition file.
So installing the package also automatically installs the typescript definition: jsviews.com/#typescript:
Here is a nice response from Stack Overflow to a question on how JsRender/JsViews compares as a platform to better known frameworks such as Angular, React, Vue: stackoverflow.com/a/57322571…
A new update (91) to #JsRender and #JsViews just released: github.com/BorisMoore/jsview…
It's been a long time, but brings a wealth of new and improved features!
Also many important and extensive new documentation topics, (and several bug fixes). I'll tweet some specific links...
JsRender/JsViews update v0.9.90 out today. Getting closer and closer to final v1.0 release. This update includes several fit and finish changes and minor bug fixes.
github.com/BorisMoore/jsview…#jsrender#jsviews