Lets you set up a Guard that will run Steering whenever a Handlebars.js template is added / updated.

The reason this Gem was born is developing a HTML5 based desktop application which relies on static compilation. Still wanting to get the benefit of having fast Handlebars templating, precompilation is now done development time instead of loading the templates and letting the full runtime JS do the work.

For some comprehensive examples and explanation see Guard-Steering-examples or in case you're familiar with Handlebars and Guard just read on.

Point the Guard watcher to your Handlebars template folder, set up the output folder in the options part and you're all set! Note: at the moment Guard::Steering won't rebuild your folder structure.

guard 'steering', {
    :output_folder => "build/handlebars",
    :run_at_start => true,
    :register_partials => true,
    :quiet => false
  } do
  watch(%r{^source/handlebars/.*\.handlebars$})
end

source "https://rubygems.org"
gem "guard"
gem "steering"
gem "guard-steering"

$ bundle install
$ bundle exec guard init steering
$ bundle exec guard

• Finish test suite
• Fix bug with empty template being generated for deleted file
• Add an example - WIP at https://github.com/daaain/guard-steering-sample
• Investigate supporting rebuilding of folder tree in output folder from inside source folder

• Adds silent option
• Refactored target folder creation (it's now recursive and handles nil) and moved it to :start method to play nicer with the way Guard >1.6 works

• Got Travis working
• Set tests up (still need to cover actual functionality)
• Cleaned up documentation
• Now compatible with Guard 1.1+ APIs
• Added 'register_partials' option, which automatically registers templates as partials too
• Made it work with static Guard compilation, so can be used from Rake or even a simple Ruby script
• Fixed bug with 'run_at_start' option

• Added versions to Gem dependencies.
• Removed 'handlebars' extension requirement, this is now left to Guard watch pattern to filter.
• Updated documentation with links to other Gems / Github repos.
• Extended copyright license to ustwo™

Initial version.

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