What is a EJS File Type?
If you are a web developer using the EJS template engine for a dynamic web site, you will probably only encounter an EJS file. The template can be used on the front (running in web browsers) or on the backend (running with NodeJS, a d'environment; JavaScript execution) of web sites. Some of the dynamic websites that can incorporate the EJS include online stores or directories that store profile information for people.
Typically, an EJS model contains static elements that make up the page structure as well as one or more dynamic elements. The dynamic elements will be filled with data from an external source, such as a database, at a later time when the user requests the web page.
For example, an EJS template could be used for several product web pages There are static elements for layout that make the appearance of product pages look similar. It also stores dynamic elements (e.g., quotation, product name, quotation, quotation, product description, quotation, quotations, tags in this example) that will be populated with the product name and description of the product; a database when a user requests the page.
You can open EJS files with n' whatever editor, since the files are saved in text format. You may, however, want to use a source code editor that supports the language or allows you to d' install a language-supporting plugin to provide useful coding functionality.
EJS is one of the many JavaScript templates used by web developers, including Pug (formerly Jade), Mustache, Handlebars, HAML, Vash and Nunjucks.