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Serve static Jade templates from an Express server.
It's an NPM package. You can just do the following.
npm install jade-staticImport it via node's require function.
var jadeStatic = require('jade-static');Then, you would simply add it as a used middleware when you configure your Express server.
var server = express();
// You can watch just about any folder to serve the static Jade files.
server.use(jadeStatic("#{__dirname}/public/"));
HTML is great and all, but I got pretty tired of its angle brackets. Jade seemed to give me a break from it all. Therefore, I wrote a middleware for node servers running on Express.
- Compiles JADE files on the fly.
- Serves
/path/index.jadewhen/pathis requested. - Serves
/path/index.jadewhen/path/index.htmlis requested.
- No caching of any kind
MIT