plugin:static:*
For each .js and .css file in your plugin’s static directory, a template is generated named after the file. For example, plugin:static:example.js and plugin:static:example.css.
These templates always render as an empty string, but as a side effect, set the CSS or client side JavaScript resource to be included in the generated HTML page.
This only works when you’re using the default HTML layout. If you’re generating the entire page yourself, you’ll have to write your own tags.
This is an alternative to calling the useStaticResource() function on the Response object, but can be used when you’re not generating the entire response, for example, responding to a hook.
If you want to include generated CSS and JavaScript files, use the std:resources template.
View
These templates do not use the view argument to the render() function. This allows them to be used to concisely mark that a template requires one of the static resources, without adding unnecessary boilerplate to your plugin.
A <script> or <link> tag will be generated for the resource, using the file extension to determine what kind of resource you’re including.
Example
{{>plugin:static:example.js}}{{>plugin:static:example.css}}
<h2>A title</h2>
<p> ... </p>