eft-parser/README.md

ef.js template parser

# eft-parser
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Parser for [ef.js](https://github.com/ClassicOldSong/ef.js) templates

## Usage
ES6
``` javascript
import parseEft from 'eft-parser'
// use `const parseEft = require('eft-parser')` for node.js

const template = 'Your awesome template here'
const ast = parseEft(template)
```

Browser
``` javascript
<script src="dist/eft-parser.js"></script>
<script>
	var template = 'Your awesome template here'
	var ast = parseEft(template)
</script>
```

**Note:** ef.js has a builtin parser, but if you want a faster first render, parse the templates beforehand could be better.

**Note:** All debugging messages are disabled in the production version

## License
[MIT](http://cos.mit-license.org/)