Use template-literal instead of EJS

[Drulac]

Template Literal is fastest, smallest and simplest template engine, because it use JS's literal template feature.

It's 55 times faster than EJS, and it also use less CPU and RAM ressources, so it may be a good idea to use it instead of EJS 😀

[jcoppieters]

Yeah, sure... While it's a good idea, you need at least includes + if's and for's loops that contain html blocks... <%include ../navigation.ejs%> <table> <% for (let i in candlist) { %> <tr> <td><%= candlist[i].count %></td> <td><%= candlist[i].firstname %> <%= candlist[i].name %></td></tr> <% } %> </table> Johan.

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[Drulac]

I'm looking to create include possibility without decrease a lot of performance :-)

for loops you can do this :

 /////////////<%include ../navigation.ejs%>///////////still not good included
<table>
     ${candlist.map(cand=>`
          <tr>
               <td>${cand.count}</td>
               <td>${candl.firstname} ${cand.name}</td>
          </tr>
     `).join('\n')}
</table>

enjoy :-)