I'm currently using Jade on a new project. It seems well-suited to composing webapp layouts, but not for writing static content, such as a web page of
elements containing text.
For example, to create such a paragraph, I believe I need to do this:
p
| This is my long,
| multi-line
| paragraph.
For a static web page full of real paragraphs of text, using jade becomes a burden due to that pipe symbol at the beginning of each line.
Is there some sort of syntactic sugar for marking the whole block as a text node, as the pipe symbol does on a line-by-line basis? Or an existing filter I'm unaware of?
One solution I'm exploring is the creation of a :block filter or something, that prepends each line with a | and then passes it to Jade, but jade's documentation on creating filters is sparse to say the least, so that may take a while to figure out. If anyone can provide guidance as to such a solution I'd appreciate it.
From the jade github page:
p.
foo asdf
asdf
asdfasdfaf
asdf
asd.
produces output:
<p>foo asdf
asdf
asdfasdfaf
asdf
asd
.
</p>
The trailing period after the p
is what you're looking for.