[GPT-518] dynamically register templates on browser client #429
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| script(src=staticPath+"src/oc-client.min.js", type="text/javascript") | ||
| script. | ||
| oc.registerTemplates(!{JSON.stringify(templates)}); |
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move to pre-config api with the usual client-side initialisation snippet
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Now that we have registry supported templates exposed in context. We could imagine to use this to programmatically and dynamically configure the browser client to support them via the registerTemplate API.