Templates soy

[markus]

Hello everyone,
i'm trying to use the closure library to program my new work...
I'm using soy templates to generate translation file for my
application.
It work fine until i try to import all inside my project.
I've a trouble to understand How i can use the files inside the
project.
It's possible to refer to generated js using goog.require instruction?


Thx,
Marco

[Kai Huang]

I'm not sure I understand your question.

On Sep 6, 11:15 am, markus <gadaleta.ma...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello everyone,
> i'm trying to use the closure library to program my new work...
> I'm using soy templates  to generate translation file for my
> application.

Soy can only generate translation files for messages defined in Soy
templates. It cannot handle translation for your whole app.

> It work fine until i try to import all inside my project.
> I've a trouble to understand How i can use the files inside the
> project.
> It's possible to refer to generated js using goog.require instruction?

Yes, you can use goog.require on your template files' namespaces. What
you need to do is add the flag
--shouldProvideRequireSoyNamespaces
When this option is used, each generated JS file will contain a
goog.provide statement for the corresponding Soy file's namespace.

[Sam Elkhateeb]

If I understood ur question right,

The closure templates compiler does it for you if you use the command line option

 --shouldProvideRequireSoyNamespaces  

this will add goog.provide to all your generated js files

then you can use goog.require in your js files

hope this helps

[Marco Gadaleta]

ok, this is what i'm finding for..

but i've another trouble..

in the a.js generated by soy file i've this line

goog.provide('example.templates');

(it was generated after i've inserted  --shouldProvideRequireSoyNamespaces option)

So, what is the way to load it in main js file?

I've try with "goog.require('example.templates');"

but i've this error: "goog.require could not find: example.templates"

can you give me a hint about it?

Thx,

Marco

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Marco

[Sam Elkhateeb]

sounds like a dependency issue. The generated js file (a.js) needs to be added to the html page (using a script tag). However, Google Closure Library has a special way to do it: go over this document as a starting point

http://code.google.com/closure/library/docs/closurebuilder.html

hope this gets you another step further

Sam