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Since any executing javascript code can "render" the result of a grunt-hogan compile, it isn't very useful to provide a render directive. It complicates the configuration and is a source of confusion.

Note: this will incur breaking changes for existing configurations

nodejs : {
            compile : {
                templates : "view/binder/nodejs.hogan",
                output : "tasks/binder/nodejs.js",
                options : {
                    binderName: "bootstrap",
                }
            }
        },

Should now be:

nodejs : {
                templates : "view/binder/nodejs.hogan",
                output : "tasks/binder/nodejs.js",
                binderName: "bootstrap"
        },

I have a folder structure where it would be great to integrate the path in the name of the file.
Would this be a change to the vanilla hulk or could this be an option in this tool?

Is it possible to have hogan compile the templates into a state where the need for hogan.js is not required? Just curious if there's an option to do that that I missed.

Have build on master and test...have master build publish npm module.

http://gruntjs.com/inside-tasks#this.options

As indicated from further investigation of issue #6 , The Custom Binder Template support was intended, but not really tested or functional.

Fix it and update the documentation.

While the template works just fine, the javascript outputted is invalid. Update the input file names to be a better example.

I have just tried to switch to using the amd binder for compiling our templates, but I have found I am unable to use partials with the current output.

The problem as I see it is that the hogan.js library expects the templates to of type Hogan.Template, but the amd compiled template output cannot provide this as it only returns a function, which when called renders the template.

A mock example of how I am using this is:

<div class="viewport">
    <div class="actions">
        {{>actions}}
    </div>
    <div class="meta">
        {{>meta}}
    </div>
</div>

And I am rendering the template like this:

templates.viewport(data, {
         actions: templates.actions,
         meta: templates.meta
});

I have also tried passing the partials in rendered but this also doesn't work:

templates.viewport(data, {
         actions: templates.actions(),
         meta: templates.meta()
});

The problem comes down to the output only providing access to rendered templates. The simplest solution would be just to return the Hogan.Template. This does mean you need to call render(), but this is the same as the output from the hulk binder.

Here is what works for me.

define(['hogan'], function(Hogan) {
  var t = {
    {{#templates}}
    "{{name}}" : new Hogan.Template({{{template}}}){{comma}}
    {{/templates}}
  },
  r = function(n) {
    return t[n];
  };
  return {
    {{#templates}}
    "{{name}}" : r('{{name}}'){{comma}}
    {{/templates}}
  }
});

http://gruntjs.com/inside-tasks#this.files

all 0.1.1* versions are not properly building their binders. Need to fix this asap or rollback the npm publish.

Is it possible, to precompile the src templates (multiple files) as individual files to a directory?

I wanna use some export name like _aaa.bbb.ccc, but this won't work now.
Because exportName = this.target and target named _aaa.bbb.ccc won't run in grunt task.
Maybe there's a good way to resolve this problem: add a option called namespace and use this as exportName.

If you think it's OK, i'm glad to send PR to do this.

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readme examples show deprecated usages. Fix and massage.

admittly I am new to hogan.js, but for some unknown reason I keep getting this error, which i don't think is hogan.js related.

Compiling template...
Requiring binder template...
>> Found templates["default"]
template/welcome.mustache -> welcome
Reading template/welcome.mustache...OK
Writing dev/asset/template/welcome.js...ERROR
>> Error: Unable to write "dev/asset/template/welcome.js" file (Error code: undefined).
>> Failed to write out compiled template:
>> dev/asset/template/welcome.js

there is no weird permission on folder dev/asset/template, and other grunt task is perfectly able to write to it, I am using the minimal example with src and dest, not sure what went wrong.

You should look to submit this for inclusion in the grunt-contrib project. Will require that you make some adjustments to meet their submission criteria.

node_modules/grunt-hogan/tasks/binders.js:5
es["hulk"] = new Hogan.Template(function(c,p,i){var =this;.b(i=i||"&quo
^
Loading "binders.js" tasks and helpers...ERROR

SyntaxError: Unexpected token &

It seems to be broken at &quot&quot

https://github.com/gruntjs/grunt/wiki/Upgrading-from-0.3-to-0.4

update main documentation, point to an upgrade wiki page.

Support the old mode of configuration as well...output a deprecation message.

I can't get custom binders to work, and there isn't much info on them. Where should I start debugging?

Gruntfile:

hogan: {
customBinder: {
template : './templates/binders/pvcBinder.hogan',
output : './templates/binders/pvcBinder.js',
binderName: 'bootstrap'
},
compileTemplates : {
template : './templates/views/*.hogan',
output : './assets/js/hogan-templates.js',
binder: __dirname + '/templates/binders/pvcBinder.js',
}
}

watch: {
hogan: {
files: ['./templates/views/*.hogan'], //watched files
tasks: ['hogan:customBinder', 'hogan:compileTemplates', 'concat:js_frontend','uglify:frontend']
}
}

pvcBinder.hogan: (As a test I simply included the contents of hulk.hogan)

{{!the hulk binder tries to emulate the output of the hulk cli in hogan.js}}
var templates = {};
{{#templates}}
templates['{{name}}'] = new Hogan.Template({{{template}}});
{{/templates}}

Results in an empty hogan-templates.js file... (The binder itself compiles, but the templates aren't compiled by the custom binder...)

What is a correct way to include my custom binder? (I have already created custom-binder.js and custom-binder.hogan)

Understanding of the custom binder template would be vastly improved if there were a working example. Add one.