Changing lodash/underscore template settings in Node.js to use Mustache style braces

lodash-node-templateSettings

// Client side, you typically see the template style changed to {{ }} like so...

_.templateSettings = {
	interpolate : /\{\{(.+?)\}\}/gim,
    evaluate: /\{\#(.+?)\#\}/gim
};

/*	
	However, in Node.js, this causes issues when trying to render a template.
	Likely, you haven't paid too much attention to the fact that you are setting 
 	_.templateSettings outright above. Thus, losing other settings like escape and variable.
 	AND FOR NODE.JS, IMPORTS IS ALSO LOST.
*/

// Therefore, you should set only what you need to explicitly.

_.templateSettings.interpolate = /\{\{(.+?)\}\}/gim;
_.templateSettings.evaluate = /\{\#(.+?)\#\}/gim;

run.js

var s = `{"code":"ERR_CONTRAGENT_UNREMOVABLE","message":"Contargent {{ id }} can not be removed because it {{ reason }}","args":{"sys_id":210842,"name":"Закиров Радик Сарварович","reason":"has_docs_or_catalog","id":"84dda3f1-d113-4648-91a4-46576469eec3"},"why":[]}`

var tplConf = {
	interpolate : /\{\{(.+?)\}\}/gim,
    evaluate: /\{\#(.+?)\#\}/gim
}

var o = JSON.parse(s)
var t = _.template(o.message, tplConf)
var r = t({id: '', user: 'USER', reason: 'REASON'})
console.log('o:', o)
console.log('t:', t)
console.log('r: ', r)