Allows for monkey patching (under ES5 systems). This somewhat mirrors
the proposed behavior in https://github.com/square/es6-module-transpiler/issues/37
but applies the behavior via manual code changes rather than compiler
support.
The idea is that the environment wraps up the mutable stuff in
Handlebars (like the helpers) and that you could theoretically create a
new one at any time and pass it in to Handlebars.template.
Every test makes a new environment and uses it in template compilation.
Include program id and depth on the generated wrapper objects. This
allows helpers who are passed these objects to differentiate between
helpers for cases where they may want to cache the generated DOM
structure.
Major TODOS:
* clean up a bunch of code duplication in the compiler
* reorganize the compiler
* add support for debug symbols which would make it possible
to provide information about what part of the source caused
a runtime error.
* add helperMissing.not to the specs
* add Handlebars.Utils.isEmpty
* add runtime handling for inverse sections
* fix __get__ to pass an IdNode to evaluate
* handle case in wrapProgram where context is undefined
* {{}} escape their contents, {{{}}} and {{& }} do not
* Add support in the parser, tokenizer and AST for partials
with context (support is still not there in the runtime)
* Fix some inconsistencies with the old behavior involving
the correct printing of null and undefined
* Add Handlebars.Exception
* Fixed an issue involving ./foo and this/foo
* Fleshed out helperMissing in the specs (this will be
moved out into handlebars proper once registerHelper
and registerPartial are added)
kpdecker
Alex Navasardyan
Yehuda Katz
Tommy Messbauer
Peter Wagenet
Kiall Mac Innes
Nick Fisher
Yehuda Katz
tomhuda
Alex Stupka