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| Title: | Mustache |
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| Latest version: | 1.0.0 |
| SHA1 sum: | e58b9aa11b254d5012d923c2eadccc3c0f3116bd |
| Author: | Milan Unger <nilan.unger@siemens-healthineers.com> |
| Home page: | https://github.com/milung/pl_mustache.git |
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Prolog implementation and predicates for {{mustache}} templating system.
Supports all features of the mustache spec, with the following specifics:
?(Goal)
then the output is produced by the execution of the predicate once(call(Goal, Value, Result))
where result is consider as the actual value associated with the property.
Some transformed {{?- my_goal. variable }}
In this case the output is produced by calling once(call(my_goal, Value, Result)). The goal itself
is retrieved by the call to the read_term/2 therefore it must be ended by a dot.
Use module mustache
Example:
:- use_module(library(`mustache`)).
hallo :-
mustache_from_file('index.mustache', _{ name: 'World' }, Output },
writeOutput()
mustache(+Variables:list, +In:codes)//` is det
Converts mustache template into the rendered text
by replacing {{ variable }} placeholders with the variables
specified in the Variables list. Variables is either list of terms
Var - Value or Var = Value, or Variables and properties may be made of dicts.
The value can be atomic, codes, string, or list of values, or if used with extension then
any valid prolog term
mustache_from_file(+FileSpec, +Variables:list, -Out:codes) is det
Same as mustache//2 but loads the template from the FileSpec.
FileSpec is resolved by absolute_file_name/3.
The script run-tests.ps1 executes the tests
To debug the module, load the debug.pl file into prolog top.
Pack contains 8 files holding a total of 17.3K bytes.