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— Since it overwrites without append: true

— It's actually a port of jQuery-template

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DialogBox.prototype.render = function () {
  if (this.node === null) {
    ct.loadTemplate("#dialogTemplate", "#dialogContainer", {
      append: true,
      data: this.data,
      removeAttrs: false,
      thisArg: this,
      success: this.onRenderSuccess
    });
  } else {
    ct.loadTemplate(this.node, "#dialogContainer", {
      data: this.data,
      removeAttrs: false,
      thisArg: this,
      success: this.onRenderSuccess
    });
  }
};

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— I used it to make a dialog box library, well the start of one

— The else is where the box is already loaded, but the data changed, so it is patching itself

— Because you can load templates from live dom nodes, I just had it load itself as a template and replace itself

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— removeAttrs: false is there so the attributes stay, allowing that patch to work

— So really... it is far superior to mustache in terms of functionality

— You can just continually patch the same nodes without worrying about the template syntax going away

— Yes, too many haha

— I like combining Flux with template engines