Mustache Module

Picombo comes with builtin support for Mustache view templates

How to use

All view files go into the views folder. You need a .rb class along with a .mustache template file. Your view class files should extend the Mustache class:

 module Picombo
     module Stache
         class Home_Index < Mustache
             self.template = File.open(Picombo::Core.find_file('views', 'home/index', true, 'mustache').shift).read
         end
     end
 end

You should always set the template in your class. In most scenarios, it’s easiest to read it in from a file as displayed above. You can also specify a raw string template there and not do the file read.

To render the template to your browser, use the output method:

 Picombo::Stache::Home_Index.new.output

    # File lib/classes/stache.rb, line 26
26:         def Stache.const_missing(name)
27:             filename = name.to_s
28: 
29:             require 'views/'+filename.downcase.gsub(/_/, '/')
30: 
31:             raise name.to_s+' not found!' if ! const_defined?(name)
32: 
33:             klass = const_get(name)
34:             return klass if klass
35:             raise klass+" not found!"
36:         end