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# Barber
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Barber handles all your Handlebars precompilation needs. You can use
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Barber as part of your project build system or with someting like
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## Installation
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Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
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Or install it yourself as:
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## Usage
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You will mainly interact with the utility classes. The utitlity classes
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delegate to the actual precompiler. They support two primary use cases:
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1. Precompiling individual handlebars files.
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2. Precompiling inline handlebars templates.
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Here are some code examples:
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```ruby
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require 'barber'
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Barber::FilePrecompiler.call(File.read("template.handlebars"))
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# "Handlebars.template(function(...));"
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Barber::InlinePreCompiler.call(File.read("template.handlebars"))
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# Note the missing semicolon. You can use this with gsub to replace
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# calls to inline templates
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# "Handlebars.template(function(...))"
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```
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Barber also packages Ember precompilers.
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```ruby
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require 'barber'
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Barber::Ember::FilePrecompiler.call(File.read("template.handlebars"))
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# "Ember.Handlebars.template(function(...))"
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## Building Custom Precompilers
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All of Barber's utility classes (demoed above) delegate to
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`Barber::Precompiler`. `Barber::Precompiler` implements a simple public
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interface you can use to to build your own. A precompiler simply exposes
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a `Barber.precompile` JS property. Override
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`Barber::Precompiler#sources` to setup your own. Source must respond to
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`#read`. Here is an example:
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require 'barber'
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class CustomPrecompiler < Barber::Precompiler
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def custom_compiler
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%Q[var Barber = { precompile: function(template) { return "Hello World!" } };]
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## Usage with rake-pipeline-web-filters
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All the utility classes implement `call`. This means they can be
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subsituted for procs/lambda where needed. Here's how you can get
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precompilation of your ember templates with rake-pipeline-web-filters:
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```ruby
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handlebars :wrapper_proc => Barber::Ember::FilePrecompiler
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## Contributing
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module Barber
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