#OMM - Object Markup Mapper# ##An object to markup mapper to keep plain html out of your JavaScript code##

Version 0.9.0

Licensed under the MIT license

This class enables you to create Simple json objects and parse them to HTML Markup at runtime. The currently complete HTML tag reference including their complete attributes is build in this class. It's also possible to extend the given configuration and/or override complete tags with own templates (e.g. for custom attributes or partials).

You can use omm in browser and on server using node.js's require

var Omm = require('omm');

EXAMPLE:

1) Create a link:

new Omm({
    A : {
      ID : 'myLink',
      CLASS : 'a b c',
      HREF : '#',
      INSERT : 'My first link using this OMM engine'
   }
}).toHtml()

Produces:

<a href="#" class="a b c" id="myLink">My first link using this OMM engine</a>

Create a custom template (partial):

var oTpl = new Omm().extTpls({
                       IMGLINK : '<a href="{IMAGEURL}" class="imagelink" id="{IMGLINKID}"><img scr="{IMAGEURL}" alt="{ALTTEXT}"/></a>'
                     });

oTpl.setConfig({
  IMGLINK : {
      IMGLINKID : 'myId',
      IMAGEURL : 'url_to_my_image',
      ALTTEXT : 'an image'
  }
}).toHtml();

Also this type of writing is possible:

new Omm().extTpls({IMGLINK : '<a href="{IMAGEURL}" class="imagelink" id="{IMGLINK}"><img scr="{IMAGEURL}" alt="{ALTTEXT}"/></a>'})
         .setConfig({IMGLINK : {IMGLINKID : 'myId',IMAGEURL : 'url_to_my_image',ALTTEXT : 'an image'}})
         .toHtml();

Produces:

<a href="url_to_my_image" class="imagelink"><img scr="url_to_my_image" alt="an image"/></a>