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fix(readme): fix include logic using ejs templates
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Expand Up @@ -149,9 +149,9 @@ const resolve = require('path').resolve
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and in ejs template files (for example templates/index.ejs) use something like:
```html
<% include header.ejs %>
<%- include('header.ejs') %>
```
with a path relative to the current page, or an absolute path.
with a path relative to the current page, or an absolute path. Please check this example [here](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/fastify/point-of-view/c7ff7775cbc8dcf1a7194a517efbf243a74bd0be/templates/layout-with-includes.ejs)

To use partials in mustache you will need to pass the names and paths in the options parameter:
```js
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