Is it posible to add files that dont have the .ejs ending when using the ejs template engine with node.js and express?
I want to put shaders in seperate files with .glsl ending for example. Than I want to include them like this:
<% include /shaders/example.vertex.glsl %>
If I use example.vertex.glsl.ejs it works, but than syntax highlighting for shaders is not working anymore...
I am actually not bound to ejs. Any other express templating engine this would work in is fine. I just used ejs because I worked with it already a little bit beforehand.
You can do this as long as you tell the express what engine should be used to process the extension with app.engine(ext, callback) .
Set the following before your routes somewhere:
app.engine('glsl', require('ejs').renderFile);
Then your includes such as <% include /shaders/example.vertex.glsl %>
will work fine. These are processed in the same way as ejs files then, so as well as the include working as you describe, you can also put inline <%=variableFromNode%>
type stuff in the included glsl files and it will process that too.
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