I did some search but couldn't find any people discussing this.
Here is my issue.
I have a variable passed in Jade Compiler and it contains space in it.
For example:
<a href="#{option.content}">test link</a>
What if there are spaces in the option.content
part. Do I have to escape it before it's passed in the HTML page?
This is really JavaScript and not pug, but you still see this a lot in pug when you're parsing JSON inputs.
The first variable name can't have spaces in it by JavaScript object standards, but properties of a JavaScript object can definitely have spaces in them. Let's take this (really poorly designed) object as an example:
var myObject = {
"object type": "person",
"person name": {
"first name": "Lebron",
"last name": "James",
"initials": "LJ"
}
};
You can access individual fields using square brackets and the property name in quotes, and fields that don't have spaces can still use periods:
myObject['object type'] // returns "person"
myObject['person name']['first name'] // returns "Lebron"
myObject['person name'].initials // returns "LJ"
myObject['person name']['initials'] // returns "LJ"