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{{compose}} handlebars helper. Inlines content from multiple files optionally using wildcard (globbing/minimatch) patterns, extracts YAML front matter to pass to context for each file. Accepts compare function as 3rd parameter for sorting inlined files.
published 0.1.1 11 years ago{{aggregate}} handlebars helper. Inlines content from multiple files optionally using wildcard (globbing/minimatch) patterns, extracts YAML front matter to pass to context for each file. Accepts compare function as 3rd parameter for sorting inlined files.
published 0.1.3 11 years agoCompile Jade templates using a handlebars helper.
published 0.1.1 11 years agoA helper to master time! Combining the powers of Assemble, Handlebars.js and Moment.js. This helper leverages Moment.js to provide ultimate control over manipulating time and dates in your templates.
published 0.1.2 11 years agoDeconstruct HTML pages and turn them into layouts, includes, components and data files.
published 0.1.5 11 years ago{{post}} handlebars helper, for including a post, or a list of posts.
published 0.1.4 11 years agoUtility library for working with YAML front matter. Works with or without Assemble.
published 0.2.1 11 years agoAdd, extend, sort or strip YAML front matter. Also has options for populating randomized mock data. This plugin is especially useful for creating test or example templates.
published 0.1.3 11 years agoBasic utility methods for transforming and handling file paths.
published 0.1.3 11 years ago{{process}} handlebars helper for processing raw templates in included content, with the correct context.
published 0.1.0 11 years ago{{eachItems}} handlebars helper.
published 0.1.2 11 years agoAssemble plugin for creating anchor tags from generated html.
published 0.0.1 11 years agoExample of using the Assemble plugin assemble-anchor
published 0.0.1 11 years agoExample on how to use the Assemble plugin assemble-toc
published 0.0.1 11 years ago{{less}} handlebars helper. This helper allows you to use LESS inside style tags in your HTML. By default, the resulting CSS will be rendered inside the `<style>...</style>` tags of the rendered HTML, but you may alternatively define a destination path us
published 0.1.1 11 years ago{{prettify}} handlebars helper for formatting (beautifying) HTML, JavaScript and CSS.
published 0.1.7 11 years agoGrunt plugin for generating a markdown Table of Contents (TOC).
published 0.1.0 11 years ago{{prettify}} handlebars helper for formatting (beautifying) HTML, JavaScript and CSS.
published 0.2.1 11 years ago
