# pug-filters

Code for processing filters in pug templates

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## Installation

    npm install pug-filters

## Usage

```
var filters = require('pug-filters');
```

### `filters.handleFilters(ast, filters)`

Renders all `Filter` nodes in a Pug AST (`ast`), using user-specified filters (`filters`) or a JSTransformer.

### `filters.runFilter(name, str[, options[, currentDirectory]])`

Invokes filter through `jstransformer`.

This is internally used in `filters.handleFilters`, and is a lower-level interface exclusively for invoking JSTransformer-based filters.

`name` represents the name of the JSTransformer.

`str` represents the string to render.

`currentDirectory` is used when attempting to `require` the transformer module.

`options` may contain the following properties:

- `minify` (boolean): whether or not to attempt minifying the result from the transformer. If minification fails, the original result is returned.

## License

  MIT