brisket/brisket

Brisket.Templating.StringTemplateAdapter
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A simple implementation of [Brisket.Templating.TemplateAdapter](brisket.templating.templateadapter.md) that lets your Views specify a string template in-place.

## Usage
Brisket.Templating.StringTemplateAdapter is the default TemplateAdapter for Brisket.View so you can use it right away:

```js
var View = Brisket.View.extend({

    template: `<abbr class="laughing out loud">lol</abbr>`

});

var view = new View();
console.log(view.render().el.innerHTML); // '<abbr class="laughing out loud">lol</abbr>'
```

The StringTemplateAdapter that ships with Brisket can handle data too. For example:

```js
var View = Brisket.View.extend({

    template: ({ some }) => {
        return `<abbr class="laughing out loud">lol ${some}</abbr>`
    }

    logic: function() {
        return {
            some: 'data'
        };
    }

});

var view = new View();
console.log(view.render().el.innerHTML); // '<abbr class="laughing out loud">lol data</abbr>'
```

As you can see, data from the logic function (read [here](brisket.view.md#exposing-data-to-a-template) is passed to the template function.