Overview

If you're looking to convert Haml to HTML effortlessly, the grunt-haml2html plugin used to be a great choice. It was designed to help developers integrate Haml processing into their Grunt workflow, making the task of compiling code much simpler and more efficient. However, it's important to note that this library is now deprecated, and users are encouraged to consider the grunt-haml alternative for ongoing support and updates.

While the plugin is no longer maintained, it still offers essential features that may appeal to those who are familiar with Grunt and have existing projects relying on it. For those willing to explore the deprecated library, here’s a quick look at its key features.

Features

Grunt Compatibility: Requires Grunt ~0.4.0 for seamless integration into your build workflow.
Haml to HTML Compilation: Easily compile Haml files into HTML using the grunt command without hassle.
Ruby Requirement: The task requires Ruby and Haml to be installed; a simple command line check can confirm your Ruby installation.
Custom Encoding Options: Set your default character encoding for generated HTML files, allowing flexibility in handling non-ASCII characters.
Multiple File Compilation: Option to compile multiple source files into a single destination, streamlining your file management.
Import Paths: Ability to define custom import paths for Haml files, facilitating organized project structures.
Task Execution: Users can run the Haml task with a straightforward command, simplifying the workflow.
Sample Configuration: Comes with example configurations to help users set up their projects quickly and efficiently.

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Grunt Haml2html