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There's an additional line in the output: <script src="/[object Object].js" type="text/javascript"></script>

The built-in link_to helper allows a class to be passed into it, but it doesn't appear the Handlebars version allows that to happen. I would like to be able to do something like this:

{{link_to page.next "Next" class="next"}}

Hey @jaredly,

seems like the "latest" additions of #6 are not published to npm, there's still the Hexo 2.x version with handlebars 1.3 available.

Would be great if you can bump the version and publish it to npm!

Thanks

Just for curiosity: how do you iterate over page.posts/site.posts/tags, ...? After trying a lot of different ways, I ended up with two possibilities:

{{#with page.posts}}
{{#each ../page.posts.toArray}}
...
{{/each}
{/with}}

This works if you don't want to limit posts; you will iterate over all of them (can't change ordering either). Other possiblity: create a helper which converts query objects to an array:

{{#each (to_array page.posts) }}
...
{{/each}}

or

{{#each (to_array get_posts count=3 order=date) }}
...
{{/each}}

I would suggest adding this "to_array" as a standard helper. Any other possibilities?

How to write a __('text') using Handlebars?

Apparently, {{> post/social}} is incorrect.

^^

If I try to use the CSS or JS helpers I get an error.

{{css "css/styles.css"}}

The file is located in /themes/myTheme/source/css/styles.css

What am I doing wrong?

I was using hexo-renderer-hbs but needed more functionality so I decided to try this plugin. However, the documentation is sparse and gives only one weird example of calling partials: {{theme.author}}.

I changed the name of my partials folder (I had an underscore, which gave plenty of errors saying partials couldn't be found), but now I don't see any of my partials. The rest of my blog renders though.

I'm running the render with hexo 3.x and having this issue:

ReferenceError: hexo is not defined
    at Object.<anonymous> (/opt/cashpickup.hexo/node_modules/hexo-renderer-handlebars/helpers/date.js:2:17)

Do you try the render with hexo 3 version?
Any suggestions?

Following the examples from http://handlebarsjs.com, it seems like {{#calendarDate}}{{this.date}}{{/calendarDate}} would work but I get "Invalid date" in the rendered HTML.