Fixed README whitespace issue.
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@ -43,11 +43,11 @@ field is populated, and show nothing if it isn't.
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If your datasource returns:
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If your datasource returns:
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obj = { "name": "Mr. Smith"}
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obj = { "name": "Mr. Smith"}
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Then your template would use:
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Then your template would use:
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{if:name}Hello {name}!{/if:name}
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{if:name}Hello {name}!{/if:name}
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### Block
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### Block
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@ -60,13 +60,13 @@ render "next/prev" blocks in a webcomic.
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If your datasource returns:
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If your datasource returns:
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obj = { "next": {"title": "The Next Story"},
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obj = { "next": {"title": "The Next Story"},
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"prev": {"title": "The Previous Story"}}
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"prev": {"title": "The Previous Story"}}
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Then your template would use:
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Then your template would use:
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{block:next}The next story is entitled {title}{/block:next}
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{block:next}The next story is entitled {title}{/block:next}
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{block:prev}The next story is entitled {title}{/block:prev}
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{block:prev}The next story is entitled {title}{/block:prev}
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### Many
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### Many
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@ -81,7 +81,7 @@ series of titles in a series:
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If your datasource returns:
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If your datasource returns:
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obj = {
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obj = {
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"series":
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"series":
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[ {"title": "A Story"},
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[ {"title": "A Story"},
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{"title": "A Second Story"},
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{"title": "A Second Story"},
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@ -105,7 +105,7 @@ The Tumble parser is intended to render a website for series and
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stories. Both of which have titles, so you might have an object that
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stories. Both of which have titles, so you might have an object that
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says:
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says:
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obj = {
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obj = {
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title: "An awesome series",
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title: "An awesome series",
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author: "Twilight Sparkle",
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author: "Twilight Sparkle",
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stories: [{title: "The first awesome story"},
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stories: [{title: "The first awesome story"},
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not have an "author" block, the context will scan up to the parent
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not have an "author" block, the context will scan up to the parent
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scope and find the author's name.
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scope and find the author's name.
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See the unit tests for more examples. Run them to see that this
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actually works as described.
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## Requirements
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## Requirements
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nodejs & npm.
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nodejs & npm.
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