Node.js template with a breath of fresh air
After this release, there will be no need of the edge-supercharged plugin. However, this version works only with Node@20, because we use the readDirSync.recursive option that was added in [email protected].
Full Changelog: https://github.com/edge-js/edge/compare/v6.0.0-2...v6.0.0-3
This release contains some breaking changes, but alongside a migration plugin that makes Edge 6 works like Edge 5.
let tag. Let tag can be used for adding inline variables. It is a replacement for the existing @set tag.assign tag to re-assign value to a pre-existing variable.eval tag to evaluate JavaScript expressions without writing their result to the output.layouts and sections. They were badly implemented, and components serve as a better mental model for implementing layouts.set tag. Instead, use the let tag. Learn more
You can get the newer version of Edge 6 to work like Edge 5 by registering the following plugin. AdonisJS will include this plugin by default.
import { migrate } from 'edge.js/plugins/migrate'
edge.use(migrate)
The components props have been changed completely, and methods like serialize and serializeExcept no longer exist. Instead, you can use the toAttrs method.
Note: The compatibility plugin allows using the old API
- $props.serialize()
- $props.serializeExcept(['text'])
- $props.serializeOnly(['class'])
+ $props.toAttrs()
+ $props.except(['text']).toAttrs()
+ $props.only(['class']).toAttrs()
set tag in favor let tag.The set tag was complex, as it did too many things together. You can use it to define an inline variable, update its value, and update the property of an existing object.
We have removed it in favor of the let tag. The let tags work exactly as JavaScript let declaration. You can also use the let tag to destructure values, which was impossible with the set tag. For example:
- @set('username', user.username)
+ @let(username = user.username)
+ @let({ username } = user)
Re-assigning value to an existing variable
- @set(user, 'username', user.username.toUpperCase())
+ @assign(user.username = user.username.toUpperCase())
For more complex operations, you can use the eval tag.
@eval(user.users.push(newUser()))
@eval(user.users = user.users ? user.users.concat(newUser()) : [newUser()])
raise method. It was never documented and neither used.e method in favor of html.escape.stringify method in favor of js.stringify.safe method in favor of html.safe.https://github.com/poppinss/edge/compare/v6.0.0-1...v6.0.0-2
https://github.com/poppinss/edge/compare/v6.0.0-0...v6.0.0-1
toSentence and ordinalize are now called sentence and ordinal
Full Changelog: https://github.com/edge-js/edge/compare/v5.5.0...v5.5.1
The Edge.onRender method will allow to hook into the renderer instance and maybe share local variables before any template gets rendered.
edge.onRender((renderer) => {
renderer.share({ key: value })
})
Full Changelog: https://github.com/edge-js/edge/compare/v5.3.7...v5.4.0
Full Changelog: https://github.com/edge-js/edge/compare/v5.3.5...v5.3.6