They both use the same syntax for inserting variables. For example if I want the following
<%= username %>
In my Underscore, my main EJS breaks because it tries to replace username and no such variable exists in the main page.
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I think square brackets will work in EJS by default:
And if you need to get fancier, the EJS github page describes how to create custom tags:
https://github.com/visionmedia/ejs
Using the client side GitHub example, you’d need to do syntax like this when you render:
Options are the 2nd parameter of the
render().