Here is a real example where we consider some of the many things that we want our button to do (and not do). You can pass an object to a mixin: mixin button() Button label The syntax +link(class'btn') is also valid and equivalent to +link()(class'btn'), since Pug tries to detect if parentheses’ contents are attributes or arguments. Since 2.0 Pug has changed their variable interpolation rule. That only took 7 years of using it… :D!įirst up – mixin composition, you can use block as an equivalent to in other template languages (Vue, Svelte) mixin button WEB-22814 Support ES6 inside jade templates and mixins. Mixins are like functions that allow you to define markup blocks to be. I just went though a number 'mixins related issues' but was not able to find a clean answer, so here is the question (sorry if there is an obvious solution). I think by now I know most there is to know about Pug. If youre unfamiliar with Jade, it is a template engine for writing HTML mark up. In Pug (formally known as Jade) you can use 'mixins' in order to create reusable blocks of code - basically it is the implementation of a. Mixins allow you to define easily reusable mini-templates to.

Some things I learned about Pug this week. But Pug offers additional features, such as support for template inheritance and mixins.

Pug template mixin