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Mitja
Mitja

Reputation: 2011

How to get an empty (i.e. no-value) attribute in an HTML element in coffeekup's output?

I'm trying to get started with AngularJS using coffeescript and coffeekup.

AngularJS is capable of auto-bootstrapping itself when it detects the ng-app attribute on any HTML element. According to the docs, it should be placed on the <html> or <body> element. However, it will try to load any attribute value, if given, as the application root module.

When placed on the <html> element for example, the HTML should be

<html ng-app>

This output does not seem to be achievable using coffeekup. I tried the following things:

html 'ng-app': ''    #prints <html></html>
html '': 'ng-app'    #prints <html ="ng-app"></html>
html 'ng-app': ' '   #prints <html ng-app=" "></html> (still not what is wanted)

To clarify: What I do not want is the following:

html 'ng-app': 'ng-app' #prints <html ng-app="ng-app"></html>

since this causes AngularJS to look for a non-existent root module called ng-app.

Currently, I'm defining an empty root module as a workaround, but I still don't think that this is something coffeekup is not capable of.

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