I want to write a block helper to check if a section should displayed for a certain role: {{#allowApprover "EMP"}} <!-- content --> {{/allowApprover}} And the helper is defined like: allowApprover: (currentRole, options) => {...
I need to send an html object from handlebars helper as follow: Handlebars.registerHelper('helper', function () { //Create an input object var inp=$('<input type="text" name="name">');...
I am coming up against a wall and not seeing how I can loop over handlebar helpers that are found in the provided data. I adjusted a jsfiddle to illustrate what I'm looking to do. Any help is greatly appreciated. You will see that the {{positi...
Template <script id='handlebar-template'> {{#each tags}} {{#isObject this}} <span>Object</span> {{else}} <span>String</span> {{/isObject...
I'm coming from ejs. I had a function to loop though my API data like this: <p><% data["Search"].forEach(function(movies){ %> <li><strong><%= movies["Title"] %></strong> - <%= movies[...
I have this pattern all over my app where I want a trailing newline to my each blocks if there are any elements in the array. So I can do things like: {{#each array}} {{value}} {{#if @last}} {{/if}} {{/each}} or with handlebars-helpers package I...
Is it possible to do the following inside of handlebars: {{#each (if someArray ? someArray : otherArray)}} //do something with element from array {{/each}} or I have to do it like this: {{#if someArray}} {{#each someArray)}} //do somethin...
I've seen many examples of how to access a variable which belongs to the parent context inside a loop. However, I need to not only access the variable but change/update it as well. As you can see below, I have a custom helper that sets a variabl...
I wrote a helper for handlebars Handlebars.registerHelper('timestamp', function(timeFormat) { return moment().format(timeFormat); }); And I'm calling this with {{{timestamp YYYYMMDDHHMMSS}}} But, this doesn't work. timeF...
I'm totally new to express-handlebars currently trying to render a list of strings using a helper function. The strings are stemming from a filtered json response object using the fetch API and the node-fetch module. I can console.log the json r...
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