Can decompile the precompiled template
helvenk opened this issue · comments
I'm sorry that I'd like to know if the template can be decompiled? Such as the following code:
import { precompile } from '@glimmer/compiler';
const template = `<div>hello {{name}}</div>`;
const str = precompile(template);
// How to decompile the `str` to make them equal?
// decompile(str) === template // Can do this?
Before i do investigation, can you provide more information about why you want to do this? 🙃
Thanks!
uh, I build application with ember.js
,but in some reason I lost my files accidentally under local git repository,no stage、stash or commit... Fortunately, I have built the project once with sourcemap enabled。ember.js
does not provide .hbs
source file except component
, I'm looking for help to find out my source files.
iirc, it's possible, but there is no existing tool to do that. We have lots of file -> wireformat tests, but it's all opcodes and JSON, so I think it'd be totally possible to go the other way if someone wanted to implement that. The specific opcodes to use would be dependent on glimmer/ember-source version though
Did you checked if the bundle contains the templates as inline comments? It may depend on the build of it does. But I often noticed them when debugging.