Literate CoffeeScript support #243
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Make them DRY before introducing tests for literate CoffeeScript handler, extract template renderer class to instance variable.
They will be shared with literate CoffeeScript tests.
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I'd love to get this in 2.0.2 after I've resolved #264. |
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Thanks! I rebased it again, tweaked some stuff and merged it as d01b743. |
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I rebased pull request #173 on the latest master branch to enable Literate CoffeeScript in Tilt 2.x.
Using Literate CoffeeScript in a Rails app
Configure Sprockets
You'll still have to tell Sprockets what to do with
.litcoffeefiles as described by Skalee; a Sprockets developer stated in sstephenson/sprockets#420 that.litcoffeesupport won't be enabled by default.Update Gemfile
For now, you also have to update your Gemfile to use the
mr-vinn/tiltrepo. However, Tilt is locked to 1.4.1 in the latest stable Rails version (4.1.5), so I applied these commits to Tilt 1.4.1 in a different branch. Add this to your Gemfile to get a litcoffee-enabled Tilt 1.4.1: