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pure.compile method
This is the method that will convert the HTML to a Javascript function.
pure.compile(html, fName [, context, noEval ] )Parameters:
html | DOM | This is the HTML template we want to compile |
fName | String | Is the name we want to give to the compiled template |
context (optional) | Object | If we want to use the auto-rendering, the context needs to be passed for the compilation |
noEval (optional) | boolean | The compiled JS function is evaluated by default. If TRUE, only the JS source-code will be returned and not evaluated. |
Output:
string | JS code | The source code of the HTML template converted to the Javascript function is returned. |
Note:
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