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Auto-require and register partials (+tests) #47
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Just noticed the build failed. Looks like the travis config is out of date since it's using a very old npm and node. |
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@epeli Heyo, just checking in. Do you think you'll have time to take a look at this PR any time soon? |
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Auto-require and register partials (+tests)
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Hello! This PR adds support for implicit
requireof Handlebars partials. This way you can do something like:And it will automatically be
requireed by browserify and then registered as a partial.Since this is a large-ish change, I completely understand if you don't want to merge this / maintain this functionality. If so, just let me know! I'll probably do some sort of hard fork (with a completely different name, of course). If you are into it, let me know and I'll add some documentation :) And of course, please let me know your general thoughts as well.
Thanks!