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JavaScript Express Basics Using Templates with Express Breaking Your Project’s Templates into Partials

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include keyword

how about using the simple include keyword in the layout. For instance, in the layout.pug instead of the actual code for a footer, I would put include footer.pug (where footer.pug is the path to the partial template). I see it as a very simple solution that works. Would not this be enough for our purposes?