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html-site-tree

HTML based SiteTree

HtmlSiteTree allows configuration of SiteTree's with plain HTML. Additionaly HTML templates can be enriched with dynamic data insterted using ES6 template strings format, which is resolved by html-template-to-dom utility

Basic example:

Let's say we have following HTML files:

head.html

<link rel="icon" href="/favicon.png" />
<link rel="stylesheet" href="/style.css" />

body.html

<header>
  <nav><ul>
    <li><a href="/">Main page</a></li>
  </ul></nav>
</header>
<main>
  <!-- To be filled by extension views -->
</main>
<footer><p>© footer example</p></footer>

homepage.html

<h1>Homepage of ${ websiteTitle }</h1>
<p>Homepage content ...</p>

subpage.html

<h1>Subpage of ${ websiteTitle }</h1>
<p>Subpage content ...</p>

SiteTree configuration for them may look as:

var HtmlSiteTree = require('html-site-tree');

// Initialize SiteTree instance:
var siteTree = new HtmlSiteTree(document, { websiteTitle: "SiteTree demo" });

// Configure view nodes:
// Root node
var baseView = {
  title: "SiteTree test page",
	head: require('./head'), // assure that your CJS bundler allows require of HTML files
	body: require('./body')
};

// Homepage node
var homepageView = {
	_parent: baseView,
  main: require('./homepage')
};

// Subpage node
var subpageView = {
	_parent: baseView,
  main: require('subpage')
};

// Switch between views in document:
// Present homepage
siteTree.load(homepageView);

// Switch to subpage
siteTree.load(subpageView);

// Switch back to homepage
siteTree.load(homepageView)

Installation

$ npm install html-site-tree

API

new HtmlSiteTree(document, inserts)

var HtmlSiteTree = require('html-site-tree');
var siteTree = new HtmlSiteTree(document, {
	... // inserts map
});

On initialization HTMLDocument instance needs to be provided, and map for inserts used in HTML markup. Inserts are resolved with html-template-to-dom utility, refer to its documentation for more details

Templates format

Only HTML string (enriched with eventual ES6 template literal inserts) is allowed

For detailed documentation of configuration of SiteTree, please refer to SiteTree documentation

Tests

$ npm test