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Both mustache and handlebars uses {{> }} for partials. So it would make sense for handles to use the same.
{{> }}
{{>someName some.property.path}}
import gleam/io import handles import handles/ctx pub fn main() { let assert Ok(index_template) = handles.prepare(" {{#each users}} {{>hello .}} {{/each}} ") let assert Ok(hello_template) = handles.prepare("Hello {{name}}") let assert Ok(string) = handles.run(index_template, ctx.Dict([ ctx.Prop("users", ctx.List([ ctx.Dict([ ctx.Prop("name", ctx.Str("Knatte")) ]), ctx.Dict([ ctx.Prop("name", ctx.Str("Fnatte")) ]), ctx.Dict([ ctx.Prop("name", ctx.Str("Tjatte")) ]), ])), ]), [ #("hello", hello_template) ]) io.debug(string) }
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Both mustache and handlebars uses
{{> }}
for partials. So it would make sense for handles to use the same.Suggested API
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: