Bizzabo Handlebars Loader

0.1.2 verified Fri May 01 auth: no javascript abandoned

A Webpack loader that bundles Handlebars templates with both the runtime and compiler. Version 0.1.2, no recent updates. It differs from standard handlebars-loader by including the full Handlebars compiler, not just the runtime. Minimal documentation and no active maintenance. Suitable for legacy projects requiring in-template compilation.

Common errors

error Module not found: Error: Can't resolve 'bizzabo-handlebars-loader' ↓

cause Package name mismatch: npm package is 'bizzabo-handlebars-helper'.

fix

Run 'npm install bizzabo-handlebars-helper' and use loader name 'bizzabo-handlebars-loader' in webpack config.

Warnings

deprecated Package is unmaintained since 2017; use handlebars-loader instead. ↓

fix Replace with handlebars-loader or compile Handlebars templates manually.

gotcha This loader includes the full Handlebars compiler, increasing bundle size significantly. ↓

fix Use handlebars-loader with runtime-only for smaller bundles.

gotcha Loader name is 'bizzabo-handlebars-helper' not 'bizzabo-handlebars-loader' in npm. ↓

fix Install as 'bizzabo-handlebars-helper' but use in webpack config as 'bizzabo-handlebars-loader'.

Install

npm install bizzabo-handlebars-loader

yarn add bizzabo-handlebars-loader

pnpm add bizzabo-handlebars-loader

Imports

default
```
import template from 'bizzabo-handlebars-loader!./template.hbs';
```
Webpack loader syntax; the loader exports the compiled template function as default.

require()

wrong

const Handlebars = require('bizzabo-handlebars-loader');

correct

const template = require('bizzabo-handlebars-loader!./template.hbs');

CommonJS usage with Webpack loader inline syntax.

Quickstart

Configures Webpack to load .hbs files with the loader and uses the compiled template.

// webpack.config.js
module.exports = {
  module: {
    rules: [
      { test: /\.hbs$/, loader: 'bizzabo-handlebars-loader' }
    ]
  }
};

// In your code
import template from './template.hbs';
const html = template({ name: 'World' });
console.log(html); // '<h1>Hello World</h1>'