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Use "input" instead of "data" for render function and avoid module.exports

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Patrick Steele-Idem 2015-02-13 17:41:30 -07:00
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@ -1366,21 +1366,21 @@ For more details, please see [https://github.com/raptorjs/marko-layout](https://
## Tag Renderer
Every tag should be mapped to a "renderer". A renderer is just a function that takes two arguments (`data` and `out`). The `data` argument is an arbitrary object that contains the data for the renderer. The `out` argument is an [asynchronous rendering out](https://github.com/raptorjs/async-writer) that wraps an output stream. Output can be produced using `out.write(someString)` There is no class hierarchy or tie-ins to Marko when implementing a tag renderer. A simple tag renderer is shown below:
Every tag should be mapped to an object with a "render" function. The render function is just a function that takes two arguments: `input` and `out`. The `input` argument is an arbitrary object that contains the input data for the renderer. The `out` argument is an [asynchronous writer](https://github.com/raptorjs/async-writer) that wraps an output stream. Output can be produced using `out.write(someString)` There is no class hierarchy or tie-ins to Marko when implementing a tag renderer. A simple tag renderer is shown below:
```javascript
module.exports = function(data, out) {
out.write('Hello ' + data.name + '!');
exports.render = function(input, out) {
out.write('Hello ' + input.name + '!');
}
```
If, and only if, a tag has nested content, then a special `invokeBody` method will be added to the `data` object. If a renderer wants to render the nested body content then it must call the `invokeBody` method. For example:
If, and only if, a tag has nested content, then a special `invokeBody` method will be added to the `input` object. If a renderer wants to render the nested body content then it must call the `invokeBody` method. For example:
```javascript
module.exports = function(data, out) {
exports.render = function(input, out) {
out.write('BEFORE BODY');
if (data.invokeBody) {
data.invokeBody();
if (input.invokeBody) {
input.invokeBody();
}
out.write('AFTER BODY');
}
@ -1547,11 +1547,11 @@ _components/tabs/renderer.js:_
var templatePath = require.resolve('./template.marko');
var template = require('marko').load(templatePath);
module.exports = function render(data, out) {
exports.render = function(input, out) {
var nestedTabs = [];
// Invoke the body function to discover nested <ui-tab> tags
data.invokeBody({ // Invoke the body with the scoped "tabs" variable
input.invokeBody({ // Invoke the body with the scoped "tabs" variable
addTab: function(tab) {
tab.id = tab.id || ("tab" + tabs.length);
nestedTabs.push(tab);
@ -1568,9 +1568,9 @@ module.exports = function render(data, out) {
_components/tab/renderer.js:_
```javascript
module.exports = function render(data, out) {
exports.render = function(input, out) {
// Register with parent but don't render anything
data.tabs.addTab(data);
input.tabs.addTab(input);
};
```