My goal was to show you how to create a simple login page with express and pug. Specifically, when is set to 'production', and Pug is used with Express, the compileDebug option is false by default, while the cache option is true. It’s finish, we do it static, with out database. A mordern way to create beautiful, reusable HTML email templates using the Zurb Foundation framework with PUG syntax. Express and Pug automatically modify the defaults of a few options in production environment, to provide a better out-of-the-box experience for users.
Open public/stylesheets/style.css and change codes: html, body module.exports=login I want to create a login page like this sample : so have to change the view/layout.pug like below : doctype html html head title= title link(rel='stylesheet', href=' ') link(rel='stylesheet', href='./stylesheets/style.css') body block content script(src=' ') script(src=' ') script(src=' ') Bootstrap 4 examples as Pug templates Raw bootstrap-starter-nav. Now run the code below to start server on port 3000. we want to work with pug template engine, so we have to include ` - view=pug` in our command. This command will create an express project with some needed dependencies. Now initial our project : $ cd /var/www/html $ mkdir expressLogin $ cd expressLogin $ npm initĮxpress will ask you some questions, answer those and go to next step.
įirst install express generator to configure our project as well : npm install express-generator -g Window.The main reason that i decide to write this article, is to show you how much is cute to write your UI with pug, this login page is so simple an Database less. If the doctype is html, Pug knows not to mirror the attribute, and instead uses the terse style (understood by all browsers). Window.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', function()' // interpolate the value from Pug If your JavaScript runtime supports ES2015 template strings (including Node.js/io.js 1.0.0 and later), you can use that syntax for attributes. Link(rel='stylesheet', href='/stylesheets/style.css') When clicked, I want the button to call a function that uses parameters passed to the template from the rendering endpoint. I have a pug template test.pug that has a button.
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