Fix helpers with recent Handlebars and improve server-side compatibility #4
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Handlebars helpers were broken due to `nameLookup` generating an unexpected ternary in the compiled code's helper lookup expression.
This eases compatibility with jQuery analogues like cheerio.
This helps when running in a non-browser environment like node.
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Awesome, thanks a lot @chromakode! In order to be merged, could you please update the according test to get a successful build on Travis CI? |
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Sorry, missed your reply for some reason. Will do! |
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Great, thanks! |
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I believe I've discovered a fix for #2 while hacking around running this module server-side tonight. It looks like Handlebars is applying the
nameLookupfunction to helper lookups now, generating code like this:I'd guess that order of operations is causing this to have an unexpected result. Surrounding the
nameLookupoutput with parentheses got things working again. :)