3.3.1.9. Using Mustache.js module

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Mustache.js is a popular JavaScript template engine. Mustache is written to be executed in several kinds of environment as a global object, a CommonJS module, or as a native AMD module. If the "module", "exports" dependencies are available, Mustache will register it as a CommonJS module. It can be adapted to eXo Platform thanks to the adapter format:


<module>
  <name>mustache</name>
  <script>
    <adapter>
define(["require", "exports", "module"], function(require, exports, module) {
  <include>/requirejs/js/plugins/mustache.js</include>
});
    </adapter>
  </script>
  <depends>
    <module>require</module>
  </depends>
  <depends>
    <module>exports</module>
  </depends>
  <depends>
    <module>module</module>
  </depends>
</module>

Use the adapter tag here and declare the require, exports and module dependencies of the CommonJS module. Now any module can have Mustache instance injected just by declaring it in its dependencies list:


<module>
  <name>foo</name>
  ...
  <depends>
    <module>mustache</module>
  </depends>
</module>
(function(mustache){
//code that use Mustache
mustache.render(template);
})(mustache);
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