Hello, {{ username }}!
\n```\n\n**index.js**\n```js\nimport template from './template.njk'\n\ndocument.body.innerHTML = template({\n username: 'Mike'\n})\n```\n\nBundling of `index.js` above will render paragraph with text \"Hello, Mike!\" to\nthe page.\n\n[More examples](https://ogonkov.github.io/nunjucks-loader/#examples) on loader\nsite.\n\n## How it works\nBy default Nunjunks bundle all precompiled templates to\n`window.nunjucksPrecompiled`, then loads them via custom loader from this\nglobal object. If precompiled template reference some other template file,\nit is loaded from disk (in NodeJS environment), or fetched via `XMLHttpRequest`\nfrom internet and precompile downloaded template in runtime.\n\nBoth are not webpack-way for projects bundling.\n\nThis loader got template source, parse it with Nunjucks parser, to get AST of\ntemplate. This AST is iterated to get info on imported templates, used filters\nand extensions.\n\nNext step is precompile template, to make it faster. Loader injects own wrapper\nto avoid default behaviour with creating global `window.nunjucksPrecompiled`.\n\nOne final step is gather all parts together. Loader is inserts imports of\ntemplates, filters and extensions that somehow noted in template, this will make\nWebpack to rebuild template only when one of essential part is changed.\n\nThen loader expose module that will create separate environment with only\nrequired filters and extensions. This module is what you invoke to get your\ntemplate rendered.\n\n### Assets support\n\nLoader add own `{% static %}` tag, for loading assets, and track their change.\n\nSignature is same to `static` tag from Django.\n\n**template.njk**\n\n```nunjucks\n