DotLiquid

[David burg @david_burg]

@dotliquid is used for @logicappsio Liquid transform action https://t.co/y1SPFFFHAN

[excess code detector @kuzrob]

Hey #fsharp land,
is anybody using @dotliquid ?
Any experience reports?

[DotLiquid @dotliquid]

@Geronius Have you tried using {% raw %} around it? I think that should.

[DotLiquid @dotliquid]

@harrysayari No, DotLiquid doesn’t know about (i.e. parse) HTML comments. You’d have to enclose the HTML comments in a Liquid comment block.

[bslatner @bslatner]

@dotliquid Is the first thing I've used in .NET core with #fsharp that worked as expected the very first time. A++++, would NuGet again.

[DotLiquid @dotliquid]

@noonand I’ve added an answer - hope it helps.

[DotLiquid @dotliquid]

@tojans I expect it’s because the objects in the array aren’t themselves hashes, or ILiquidizable. You’d need to do a “deep” FromDictionary.

[DotLiquid @dotliquid]

@Sol_Escape @tomaspetricek Arguably that should have been the default, but too late now. Maybe not too late for @SuaveIO?

[DotLiquid @dotliquid]

@Sol_Escape @tomaspetricek you can set Template.NamingConvention = new CSharpNamingConvention if you like your camel cases intact :)

[DotLiquid @dotliquid]

@eddieparker Then set `Template.FileSystem = new MyNewFileSystem()`.

[DotLiquid @dotliquid]

@eddieparker You can, but you’ll have to copy https://t.co/YpZIJfoLfp into your project and change the hardcoded file extension.

[Tomas Petricek (find me on BlueSky) @tomaspetricek]

@kitlovesfsharp For introductory server-side web stuff, @SuaveIO + @dotliquid templating is very nice and super simple.

[DotLiquid @dotliquid]

@olekdotcom Good question! Probably not… But I'm not exactly sure what option types look like in MSIL.

[DotLiquid @dotliquid]

@henrikfeldt Thanks for the reminder :) I've added a link to @SuaveIO.

[Olav Nybø @onybo]

Just posted http://t.co/c4aW4O7TIE on my experiences using @dotliquid. A great templating library for HTML

[DotLiquid @dotliquid]

@mauridb oh cool. I looked at that but didn't think it contained Variable objects.

[DotLiquid @dotliquid]

@mauridb Problem is, variables are eval'd on-demand. Can't think of an easy way of getting a list of them.

[Tomas Petricek (find me on BlueSky) @tomaspetricek]

@robertpi I'd go for @SuaveIO with @dotliquid templates and some type providers. Might not be as smooth, but it's fun.

[DotLiquid @dotliquid]

@mauridb yes, we're still here :) project is pretty stable these days, so not much activity on GitHub, but still a lot of people using it!

[DotLiquid @dotliquid]

@abjrcode There aren't any DotLiquid-specific docs. But it's very similar to Django-style inheritance: https://t.co/NitXI9oY5b