Mustache support

[becojo]

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[rkh]

For discussion on that topic, see related issue.

[judofyr]

Mustache isn't a regular template engine in the way that it requires two parts: a template and an implementation (in Ruby). Chris (of Mustache) closed the equivalent issue at Mustache's issue tracker because a Tilt implementation (at least the one provided here) wouldn't be able to take advantage of Mustache's core concept.

This patch also uses an interpreted mode even when Mustache is actually compiled behind the scenes.

In the future I'd also like to see that template engines implement they're own Tilt-support (like Slim) instead of having one big tilt.rb.

I'm closing this for now, but feel free to open it if you can:

1. Show how you can effectively use Mustache with Tilt (like you do in Sinatra)
2. Provide a patch which uses Mustache's compiler (actually, I can write this if you can describe the semantics)
3. Convince us that this belongs in Tilt's and not Mustache's codebase

[judofyr]

Actually, I think it's best to keep the issue open so it still appears on the front page in the issue tracker. And it's still an issue (which I'd love to see resolved), even if the current patch isn't good enough. I'm rather tagging it as "feedback".

[rtomayko]

Agreed on all parts.

[josh]

I'm in favor of including it. Evaluating mustache templates with #render({ :simple => "hash" }) is pretty useful IMO

[judofyr]

I see your point @josh, but I still believe this belongs into Mustache's codebase.

[josh]

Seems good. Wana close this ticket?

[judofyr]

Wo-hoo! I love closing tickets!