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pure.autoRender method
This is the automatic rendering method of PURE.
pure.autoRender( html, context [, directives] )Parameters:
html | This is the HTML template we want to transform with the data |
context | This is the JSON data we want to render on |
directives | In addition to the automatic mapping between HTML classes and JSON properties, you can set additional directives. This is the commands to tell PURE how to link the JSON data and the HTML. See more information about directive at What is a directive ? |
Output:
string |
This method returns a string with the HTML transformed. It can then be inserted in the innerHTML of an element. |
See an example here…
Pages
- Attach events to your HTML
- Basic - hello who?
- Call your template recursively
- Change Log
- Getting Started with PURE
- Home
- Iteration
- Iteration and Attributes
- Javascript Functions as Directives
- jQuery.autoRender
- jQuery.compile
- jQuery.mapDirective
- jQuery.render
- kailasborole
- optimize your response time
- Project Team
- PURE version 2 - Release notes
- pure.autoRender method
- pure.compile method
- pure.map method
- pure.render method
- The 'context' notation
- The + notation to append/prepend values
- The <- notation: for iteration
- The ruby like #{ ... } notation to mix strings and variables
- The ‘context’ keyword
- Tips
- Unobtrusive...Really?
- What is a directive ?
- What is PURE and why?
