Please read this PR to understand why this exists: kesha-antonov#1
A gem that adds slim-lang support to Jekyll. Works for for pages, includes and layouts.
Add this line to your Gemfile:
gem 'jekyll-slim'
gem 'slim', github: 'slim-template/slim'
And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install jekyll-slim
In your Jekyll project's _plugins
directory:
# _plugins/jekyll-slim.rb
require 'jekyll-slim'
This gem requires slim from the github master branch for now.
The gem will convert all the .slim
files in your project's directory into HTML. That includes files in sub-directories, includes and layouts. Example:
# _layouts/default.slim
html
head
body
.content-wrapper {{ content }}
To include a partial, use the slim
liquid tag instead of include
:
# index.slim
---
layout: default
---
section.content Content goes here.
% include footer.slim
Is possible to set options available for Slim engine through the slim
key in _config.yml
. Example:
# _config.yml
slim:
pretty: true
format: html5
The slim context is set to acess a SlimContext
object which has a site
method, used to access config
. Be careful because this is a breaking change.
This allows you to access configuration information in your slim file. Example:
html
head
body
.content-wrapper
= "slim pretty mode: #{ site.config['slim']['pretty'].to_s }"
The SlimContext
object will be kept across calls, allowing you to easily set
@instance_variables
that can be accessed by all slim files even those included with the slim
liquid tag. Those are more or less global variables in slim templates, so be careful when you use them.
We are looking for maintainers for this gem.
Jekyll-slim was heavily inspired by jekyll-haml. It is free software, and may be redistributed under the terms specified in the LICENSE file.