Define template dependencies for inline partials (amd)

[shioyama]

Haml coffee assets is wonderful, I use it heavily and was happy to see the recent commit (e3287d3) and template adding support for amd/require.js. I've followed the steps and everything works fine, but when migrating my existing templates I stumbled on the issue of how to include inline partials, described in a stackoverflow answer using JST.

So normally, this is how you would include one template (test) in another one:

%p Another template
!= JST['test']()
%p That includes a partial

What I have done to make this work with amd is to switch the JST for a require call:

%p Another template
!= require('assets/templates/test')()
%p That includes a partial

This works as long as I make sure to include 'assets/templates/test' as a dependency in whatever code I'm calling the template from. Ideally though (in keeping with the philosophy of amd) I'd like to define the dependency directly in the template itself, so I don't have to include it wherever the template is called from.

Is this possible? I see that in the generated javascript there is a define function around the template code with no dependency array. That's where I'd like to add the dependencies, if possible.

Thanks in advance!

[netzpirat]

Oh yeah, I saw this issue coming :D This is currently not possible, but I'll add support for it in haml-coffee asap. Stay tuned!

[shioyama]

That would be great, thanks! Look forward to it.

[netzpirat]

Trivial AMD dependency management is done netzpirat/haml-coffee@f614940 The Haml Coffee Assets integration comes as next...

[shioyama]

Wow thanks so much!

[shioyama]

Amazing, will try this out very soon. Thanks so much for getting this up and running so fast.