Setting the data context for a template

Now that we've seen how we can display data using a helper, let's see how we can set the whole data context of a template:

1. For the next examples, we will create a file called examples.html in our my-meteor-blog/client/templates folder and add the following code snippet:

   <template name="contextExample">
     <p>{{someText}}</p>
   </template>

2. Now that we have our contextExample template, we can add it to our home template by passing some data as follows:

   {{> contextExample someText="I was set in the parent template's helper, as an argument."}}

   This will show the text in the contextExample template because we were displaying it using {{someText}}.

   Tip

   Remember that filenames don't really matter as Meteor is collecting and concatenating them anyway; however, the template name matters since we use this to reference templates.

   Setting the context in HTML is not very dynamic, as it is hardcoded. To be...