Faster / Express compliant Haml implementation
haml-loader fork using hamljs
Command line tool for hamljs
Template engine consolidation library
Template engine consolidation library (fork)
Extension that allows for use of coffeescript inside of haml templates
Haml.js support for JSTransformers.
Template engine consolidation library (fork)
The `haml` template language plugin for Eleventy v3 and newer.
simpleS tool to connect incompatible template engines
Generate live-samples from markdown files
Wraps templates with layouts. Layouts can use other layouts and be nested to any depth. This can be used 100% standalone to wrap any kind of file with banners, headers or footer content. Use for markdown, HTML, handlebars views, lo-dash templates, etc. La
Render templates using any engine. Supports, layouts, pages, partials and custom template types. Use template helpers, middleware, routes, loaders, and lots more. Powers assemble, verb and other node.js apps.
Template engine library with fast, synchronous rendering, based on consolidate.
Escape and un-escape delimiters in templates. Tested with Lo-Dash, underscore and Handlebars syntax, but could be used with other template engines/syntaxes as well. This is similar to the process used by Yeoman on escaped templates in generators.
Compiles HAML templates for use in JST templating systems
Clientide Haml JS templates for rails that "just work" (like they should). Why another Haml JavaScript gem? Uglyog's library lets you use coffeescript, which allows the embedded JavaScript in your Haml templates to be much more beautiful and Ruby-like. While I'm not the biggest fan of coffeescript for actual javascript coding, it's the perfect solution for haml templates. The gem hooks in to the asset pipeline, convention over configuration style, very similar to the EJS gem, to give you precompiled haml templates which are actually blazing fast for the user and should be perfectly compatible with precompiled assets in production environments.
HamlJS processing using TiltHaml Template instead of ExecJS and Haml.js
Inline Haml in JSX just like HTML, using (~ and ~) delimeters. Rather limited still.