Add support for passing hash parameters to partials #93
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+1 👍 This would be an excellent addition! Nice work @amaclean |
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Looks great... thanks for the PR |
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Add support for passing hash parameters to partials
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Updated NuGet 1.6.0 |
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This library is awesome, but I really wanted to be able to pass a bunch of parameters to a partial that were not in the root context (http://handlebarsjs.com/partials.html#partial-parameters).
I've added a new HashParameters expression that contains a collection of key value pairs (string, object) to achieve this. It supports the value being a string, int, bool or a context path.
e.g.
{{>person pie=1 foo=true bar="hello" name=leadDev.name }}I didn't have a massive amount of time to spend but I have written a bunch of unit tests and everything looks good.
Let me know what you think.