Create a file: index.pug with some dummy data.Install pug, pug-loader, html-webpack-plugin.Next let’s make webpack to read pug files and to load them in the distribution folder. Even if we don’t need it for this short tutorial, it’s good to know how you can do it. With this, we defined an entry and output point for our application, the port for the development server and we created a simple boilerplate to figure it out whether we run the the webpack command in production or development mode. In order to do this differentiation between production and development, then we must write in the following way const path = require('path') const config = If we want to run the webpack command both in development mode and production mode using our scripts then we must create a separate config object with the common configuration and then based on the arguments of the webpack command we will add diferent rules. If you want to check what the cache state is at anytime: const pug = require('pug') Ĭonsole.log('pug cached files', Object.keys(pug.6. 1 cached file every 1000ms is the default), this value's default is 1000 interval (Number) - duration of time in (milliseconds) to limit concurrency for (e.g.concurrency (Number) - number of concurrent files that can be cached per interval in parallel (defaults to 1).cache (Boolean) - defaults to true, whether or not to cache templates automatically if cache.start() is called (useful if you are writing tests or have a custom approach using callback function).callback (Function) - defaults to false (no operation), but if a function is provided then it will be invoked with two arguments, file (String) and template (Function).logger (Object) - a logger, defaults to console (we recommend using Cabin for your logger).

views (String or Array) - a file directory path (or an Array of file directory paths) (if you pass an Express app instance as the app option, this will be automatically populated to your applications views configuration option via app.get('views')).

app (Object) - an instance of Koa, Express, or Connect.

Yarn: yarn add cache-pug-templates Usage Basic const path = require('path') Ĭonst CachePugTemplates = require('cache-pug-templates') Ĭonst views = path.join(_dirname, 'views') Ĭonst cache = new CachePugTemplates() Cache Pug templates for Lad/ Koa/ Express/ Connect.

Pug template cache