A PHP-like EJS server. Basically using JS like PHP.
Embedded JavaScript templates
TypeScript definitions for ejs
EJS (Underscore/LoDash Templates) loader for webpack
Use Ejs in your entrypoint i.e index.html
EJS renderer plugin for Hexo
Linter/Syntax Checker for EJS Templates
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Layout support for ejs in express.
Embedded JavaScript templates
EJS support for JSTransformers.
Base view plugin for egg
EJS webpack loader (without frontend dependencies)
Template plugin for Fastify
The default parsers and formatters for managing mountebank test data
Template engine consolidation library
TypeScript definitions for express-ejs-layouts
A plugin for Gulp that parses ejs template files
Express 3.x locals for layout, partial and blocks.
Things Factory ejs remote library
Embedded JavaScript templates
ejs render middleware for koa
Small lib that exports /^\s*include\s+(\S+)/
Express 4.x locals for layout, partial.
Isotope provides an easy way to use a signle EJS template on both server and client side
Haml+ejs is an extension to haml to make generating client-side templates as simple as server-side markup.
+js-rails-routes+ is a utility for generating JavaScript equivalents to the +<route>_path+ functions provided by {Ruby on Rails}[https://github.com/rails/rails]. This allows you to do very similar things in your {+ejs+}[https://rubygems.org/gems/ejs/] JavaScript templates as you would in your +erb+ ruby templates. You can move html rendering to the client and keep it looking very similar to how it would look on the server. For example, if you have a model +Item+ and a simple route to list all the items, a link to that items page (using an explicit +a+ anchor tag instead of the Rails +link_to+) would look the same in either an +erb+ file or an +ejs+ file: <a href="<%= items_path() %>">List all Items</a> This gem was originally developed as part of the {MVCoffee}[http://mvcoffee.org] suite of tools, and integrates strongly with the {mvcoffee.js}[https://github.com/kirkbowers/mvcoffee] CoffeeScript MVC framework.