Added better Jade support #76
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July 2, 2015 13:22
Jade allows //- for comments, which didn't work with the js rules.
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Nice work! It'll take time for me to merge this because I'll have to implement tests for the introduced functionality. You could help me with this if you want to. |
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Just one thing. This pull request includes package.json change that should not be merged. |
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@gittycat |
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@shenqihui it's three years old and inactive, so surely nobody will be mad at you. When you're at it, remember that Jade was renamed to pug. |
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Done, pull request is here #134 |
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Jade has two comment styles:
//- for comments that are to be stripped before generation to html
// for comments that get converted into in the html.
The //- style comment is important in Jade and it requires the changes to the js regex that I've made.