common js compliant lib about jsrender

[jeffrose]

Along the same line, it would be nice if JsRender exposed itself as an AMD module so asynchronous loaders like RequireJS and curl.js can use it. jQuery now registers itself as an AMD module as of version 1.7.

[BorisMoore]

It should now be compliant. It does not use 'window'. I'll look at the AMD registration idea, so keeping this issue open.

[jrburke]

If you have questions on how to pull in the AMD registration, feel free to let me know. Here is a umdjs example that may be applicable here: https://github.com/umdjs/umd/blob/master/returnExports.js

[jeffrose]

Glancing through the code, it looks like if jQuery is present, methods are attached to $, otherwise they're attached to a custom object. I would think in order to do AMD registration, methods would need to be attached to the custom object under both circumstances and that object would be the one returned.

require( [ 'jsrender' ], function( jsrender ){
jsrender.render[ 'myTemplate' ]( myData );
} );

[BorisMoore]

Yes, you are right about the behavior.

I may not look more closely at AMD until JsViews and JsRender both get to Beta. (And James, yes I'll let you know if I have questions).

[Redsandro]

I may not look more closely at AMD until JsViews and JsRender both get to Beta.

Any new developments on this?

[BorisMoore]

JsRender is now fully AMD and commonJs compliant - as is JsViews.

JsRender is available as a Node module. See https://www.npmjs.com/package/jsrender and https://github.com/BorisMoore/jsrender-node-starter