TUFT

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A mustache-like template rendering for modern C++. Tuft is header only and relies upon the nlohmann/json for the rendering context.

To use tuft, just call tuft::render() with the template string and json object:

    auto html_template = R"(
    <h1>{{message}}</h1>
    <ul>
    {{#people}}
        <li><strong>{{name}}</strong></li>
    {{/people}}
    </ul>
    )";

    auto hash = json::parse(R"(
    {
        "message": "Here are a list of names:",
        "people": [
            { "name": "Albert" },
            { "name": "Bernard" },
            { "name": "Catheline" },
            { "name": "Daniel" },
            { "name": "Elanor" }
        ]
    })");

    auto rendered = tuft::render(html_template, hash);

Features

Supported

• Mustache-like interpolation
• HTML escaping
• Triple mustache and ampersand
• Basic context scope
• Implicit iterators
• Global custom delimiters
• Truthy and falsey sections rendering
• Falsey null
• Surroundings and outlying whitespace
• Pair with padding

Not supported

• Partials
• Changing custom delimiters in a template
• Dotted names, parented context
• Comments
• Standalone tags and line endings
• Partial inheritance, post-partial behaviors
• Superfluous in tag whitespace
• Lambda functions