@args is messy about rocker HOT 5 CLOSED

That's what BindableRockerModel is for. It lets you create templates
dynamically w/ a map.

The preferred method is preferred for a reason. If you change the
arguments to a template, you want your compilation process to break, in
order to catch the issues you're refactoring caused. If you are passing
around a lot of context-specific arguments to your templates, then I highly
suggest you add a parent Model you extend from that has some of that
instead.

-Joe

On Tue, Sep 20, 2016 at 12:46 PM, joselightware [email protected]
wrote:

On static templates passing all params on template(arg1, arg2, arg3 ...)
can get really really messy when dealing with complex templates since
quickly you have to check which param corresponds to a @tag
https://github.com/tag.
A much better approach would be to use a map of strings to assign values
to the corresponding tag and pass the map as the template argument.

HashMap<String, String> hmap = new HashMap<String, String>();

hmap.put("name", "fizzed");
hmap.put("last", "rocker");
hmap.put("age", "25");

String result = MyTemplate.template(hmap).render().toString();

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I've seen on the documentation the BindableRockerModel the only problem is that I cant figure out what path to provide to make it work.

After fixing issue #37 I can make use of static template like so

TestTemplate.template("Hello World").render().toString();

the path to the compiled template is

"src/main/java/com/joe/template/TestTemplate.java"

the path to the template file is

"src/main/resources/joe/template/TestTemplate.rocker.html"

Now i'm trying to make use of the BindingRockerModel

I've tested the following paths without success

Rocker.template("com/joe/template/TestTemplate.rocker.html")
            .bind("world", "Hello Rocker!")
            .render()
            .toString();
  }

Rocker.template("src/main/resources/com/joe/template/TestTemplate.rocker.html")
            .bind("world", "Hello Rocker!")
            .render()
            .toString();
  }

Rocker.template("src/main/java/com/jo/template/TestTemplate.rocker.html")
            .bind("world", "Hello Rocker!")
            .render()
            .toString();
  }

All with the same exception as result (com.fizzed.rocker.TemplateNotFoundException)
Any idea of what I might be doing wrong.

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The path is the package +template name.

So if your template gets a package of "views" and is named
"index.rocker.html" then you'd say:

Rocker.template("views/index.rocker.html")

On Tue, Sep 20, 2016 at 3:49 PM, joselightware [email protected]
wrote:

I've seen on the documentation the BindableRockerModel the only problem is
that I cant figure out what path to provide to make it work.

After fixing issue #37 #37 I can
make use of static template like so

TestTemplate.template("Hello World").render().toString();

the path to the compiled template is

"src/main/java/com/jo/template/TestTemplate.java"

the path to the template file is

"src/main/resources/jo/template/TestTemplate.rocker.html"

Now i'm trying to make use of the BindingRockerModel

I've tested the following paths without success

Rocker.template("com/jo/template/TestTemplate.rocker.html")
.bind("world", "Hello Rocker!")
.render()
.toString();
}

Rocker.template("src/main/resources/com/jo/template/TestTemplate.rocker.html")
.bind("world", "Hello Rocker!")
.render()
.toString();
}

Rocker.template("src/main/java/com/jo/template/TestTemplate.rocker.html")
.bind("world", "Hello Rocker!")
.render()
.toString();
}

All with the same exception as result (com.fizzed.rocker.
TemplateNotFoundException)
Any idea of what I might be doing wrong.

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Ok, now its working ^_^

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Now we have a fully working gradle rocker plugin, the plugin is a mix of many of the thing I use that has nothing to do with rocker so ill strip down the parts that aren't related and PM you the main steps to make a working gradle-rocker-plugin since you might want to re-use your clases instead of my implementation, at the end of the day gradle support both java and groovy.

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