soy-clj

A library for using Google's Closure Templates in Clojure. For information on Closure Templates, see Google's project page

Usage

To get started, just reference the clj-soy artifact in the dependencies section of your project.clj file: [clj-soy/clj-soy "0.3.0"]
Then, you can write a template in a *.soy file. For documentation on Soy templates, see Google's documentation. They look like this:

{namespace clj_soy.example}
/**
* Says hello
* @param? greeting A word to use for greeting
* @param name A name
*/
{template .helloWorld}
{if not $greeting}
Hello, {$name}!
{else}
{$greeting}, {$name}!
{/if}
{/template}

Note that the namespace and documenting comment are both required.

Then, you can easily use your template in Clojure using the functions in the clj-soy/template namspace.

build

build compiles a template from *.soy files. You can pass it as single *.soy file, a seq of files, or a directory containing *.soy files (which will be recursively loaded). Files can be provided either as strings or java.io.File objects.

render

render combines a compiled template and data, and returns it. Data can be either be a pre-built data structure genarated by prepare-data, or a simple Clojure map. Using pre-built data is faster. Keywords as map keys are automatically converted to strings before calling the template rendering engine.

prepare-data

prepare-data pre-parses a Clojure map into Closure Template's native format. It's called automatically if you pass a map to render, but can also be called independently to pre-position data that will be used multiple times. Converts keyword keys into string keys.

An example:

(ns clj-soy.example
(:require [clj-soy.template :as soy]))
(defn example []
(let [tpl (soy/build "example.soy")]
(soy/render tpl
"clj_soy.example.helloWorld"
{:name "Luke"
:greeting "Bonjour"})))

Todo

Add some higher-order convenience functions
Provide Clojure-level support for internationalization
Provide Clojure-level support for precompiled javascript template generation

License

Distributed under the Eclipse Public License, the same as Clojure.

soy-clj

A library for using Google's Closure Templates in Clojure. For information on Closure Templates, see Google's project page

Usage

To get started, just reference the clj-soy artifact in the dependencies section of your project.clj file: [clj-soy/clj-soy "0.3.0"]
Then, you can write a template in a *.soy file. For documentation on Soy templates, see Google's documentation. They look like this:

{namespace clj_soy.example}
/**
* Says hello
* @param? greeting A word to use for greeting
* @param name A name
*/
{template .helloWorld}
{if not $greeting}
Hello, {$name}!
{else}
{$greeting}, {$name}!
{/if}
{/template}

Note that the namespace and documenting comment are both required.

Then, you can easily use your template in Clojure using the functions in the clj-soy/template namspace.

build

build compiles a template from *.soy files. You can pass it as single *.soy file, a seq of files, or a directory containing *.soy files (which will be recursively loaded). Files can be provided either as strings or java.io.File objects.

render

render combines a compiled template and data, and returns it. Data can be either be a pre-built data structure genarated by prepare-data, or a simple Clojure map. Using pre-built data is faster. Keywords as map keys are automatically converted to strings before calling the template rendering engine.

prepare-data

prepare-data pre-parses a Clojure map into Closure Template's native format. It's called automatically if you pass a map to render, but can also be called independently to pre-position data that will be used multiple times. Converts keyword keys into string keys.

An example:

(ns clj-soy.example
(:require [clj-soy.template :as soy]))
(defn example []
(let [tpl (soy/build "example.soy")]
(soy/render tpl
"clj_soy.example.helloWorld"
{:name "Luke"
:greeting "Bonjour"})))

Todo

Add some higher-order convenience functions
Provide Clojure-level support for internationalization
Provide Clojure-level support for precompiled javascript template generation

License

Distributed under the Eclipse Public License, the same as Clojure.

soy-clj

A library for using Google's Closure Templates in Clojure. For information on Closure Templates, see Google's project page

Usage

To get started, just reference the clj-soy artifact in the dependencies section of your project.clj file: [clj-soy/clj-soy "0.3.0"]
Then, you can write a template in a *.soy file. For documentation on Soy templates, see Google's documentation. They look like this:

{namespace clj_soy.example}
/**
* Says hello
* @param? greeting A word to use for greeting
* @param name A name
*/
{template .helloWorld}
{if not $greeting}
Hello, {$name}!
{else}
{$greeting}, {$name}!
{/if}
{/template}

Note that the namespace and documenting comment are both required.

Then, you can easily use your template in Clojure using the functions in the clj-soy/template namspace.

build

build compiles a template from *.soy files. You can pass it as single *.soy file, a seq of files, or a directory containing *.soy files (which will be recursively loaded). Files can be provided either as strings or java.io.File objects.

render

render combines a compiled template and data, and returns it. Data can be either be a pre-built data structure genarated by prepare-data, or a simple Clojure map. Using pre-built data is faster. Keywords as map keys are automatically converted to strings before calling the template rendering engine.

prepare-data

prepare-data pre-parses a Clojure map into Closure Template's native format. It's called automatically if you pass a map to render, but can also be called independently to pre-position data that will be used multiple times. Converts keyword keys into string keys.

An example:

(ns clj-soy.example
(:require [clj-soy.template :as soy]))
(defn example []
(let [tpl (soy/build "example.soy")]
(soy/render tpl
"clj_soy.example.helloWorld"
{:name "Luke"
:greeting "Bonjour"})))

Todo

Add some higher-order convenience functions
Provide Clojure-level support for internationalization
Provide Clojure-level support for precompiled javascript template generation

License

Distributed under the Eclipse Public License, the same as Clojure.

soy-clj

A library for using Google's Closure Templates in Clojure. For information on Closure Templates, see Google's project page

Usage

To get started, just reference the clj-soy artifact in the dependencies section of your project.clj file: [clj-soy/clj-soy "0.3.0"]
Then, you can write a template in a *.soy file. For documentation on Soy templates, see Google's documentation. They look like this:

{namespace clj_soy.example}
/**
* Says hello
* @param? greeting A word to use for greeting
* @param name A name
*/
{template .helloWorld}
{if not $greeting}
Hello, {$name}!
{else}
{$greeting}, {$name}!
{/if}
{/template}

Note that the namespace and documenting comment are both required.

Then, you can easily use your template in Clojure using the functions in the clj-soy/template namspace.

build

build compiles a template from *.soy files. You can pass it as single *.soy file, a seq of files, or a directory containing *.soy files (which will be recursively loaded). Files can be provided either as strings or java.io.File objects.

render

render combines a compiled template and data, and returns it. Data can be either be a pre-built data structure genarated by prepare-data, or a simple Clojure map. Using pre-built data is faster. Keywords as map keys are automatically converted to strings before calling the template rendering engine.

prepare-data

prepare-data pre-parses a Clojure map into Closure Template's native format. It's called automatically if you pass a map to render, but can also be called independently to pre-position data that will be used multiple times. Converts keyword keys into string keys.

An example:

(ns clj-soy.example
(:require [clj-soy.template :as soy]))
(defn example []
(let [tpl (soy/build "example.soy")]
(soy/render tpl
"clj_soy.example.helloWorld"
{:name "Luke"
:greeting "Bonjour"})))

Todo

Add some higher-order convenience functions
Provide Clojure-level support for internationalization
Provide Clojure-level support for precompiled javascript template generation

License

Distributed under the Eclipse Public License, the same as Clojure.

soy-clj

A library for using Google's Closure Templates in Clojure. For information on Closure Templates, see Google's project page

Usage

To get started, just reference the clj-soy artifact in the dependencies section of your project.clj file: [clj-soy/clj-soy "0.3.0"]
Then, you can write a template in a *.soy file. For documentation on Soy templates, see Google's documentation. They look like this:

{namespace clj_soy.example}
/**
* Says hello
* @param? greeting A word to use for greeting
* @param name A name
*/
{template .helloWorld}
{if not $greeting}
Hello, {$name}!
{else}
{$greeting}, {$name}!
{/if}
{/template}

Note that the namespace and documenting comment are both required.

Then, you can easily use your template in Clojure using the functions in the clj-soy/template namspace.

build

build compiles a template from *.soy files. You can pass it as single *.soy file, a seq of files, or a directory containing *.soy files (which will be recursively loaded). Files can be provided either as strings or java.io.File objects.

render

render combines a compiled template and data, and returns it. Data can be either be a pre-built data structure genarated by prepare-data, or a simple Clojure map. Using pre-built data is faster. Keywords as map keys are automatically converted to strings before calling the template rendering engine.

prepare-data

prepare-data pre-parses a Clojure map into Closure Template's native format. It's called automatically if you pass a map to render, but can also be called independently to pre-position data that will be used multiple times. Converts keyword keys into string keys.

An example:

(ns clj-soy.example
(:require [clj-soy.template :as soy]))
(defn example []
(let [tpl (soy/build "example.soy")]
(soy/render tpl
"clj_soy.example.helloWorld"
{:name "Luke"
:greeting "Bonjour"})))

Todo

Add some higher-order convenience functions
Provide Clojure-level support for internationalization
Provide Clojure-level support for precompiled javascript template generation

License

Distributed under the Eclipse Public License, the same as Clojure.

soy-clj

A library for using Google's Closure Templates in Clojure. For information on Closure Templates, see Google's project page

Usage

To get started, just reference the clj-soy artifact in the dependencies section of your project.clj file: [clj-soy/clj-soy "0.3.0"]
Then, you can write a template in a *.soy file. For documentation on Soy templates, see Google's documentation. They look like this:

{namespace clj_soy.example}
/**
* Says hello
* @param? greeting A word to use for greeting
* @param name A name
*/
{template .helloWorld}
{if not $greeting}
Hello, {$name}!
{else}
{$greeting}, {$name}!
{/if}
{/template}

Note that the namespace and documenting comment are both required.

Then, you can easily use your template in Clojure using the functions in the clj-soy/template namspace.

build

build compiles a template from *.soy files. You can pass it as single *.soy file, a seq of files, or a directory containing *.soy files (which will be recursively loaded). Files can be provided either as strings or java.io.File objects.

render

render combines a compiled template and data, and returns it. Data can be either be a pre-built data structure genarated by prepare-data, or a simple Clojure map. Using pre-built data is faster. Keywords as map keys are automatically converted to strings before calling the template rendering engine.

prepare-data

prepare-data pre-parses a Clojure map into Closure Template's native format. It's called automatically if you pass a map to render, but can also be called independently to pre-position data that will be used multiple times. Converts keyword keys into string keys.

An example:

(ns clj-soy.example
(:require [clj-soy.template :as soy]))
(defn example []
(let [tpl (soy/build "example.soy")]
(soy/render tpl
"clj_soy.example.helloWorld"
{:name "Luke"
:greeting "Bonjour"})))

Todo

Add some higher-order convenience functions
Provide Clojure-level support for internationalization
Provide Clojure-level support for precompiled javascript template generation

License

Distributed under the Eclipse Public License, the same as Clojure.

soy-clj

A library for using Google's Closure Templates in Clojure. For information on Closure Templates, see Google's project page

Usage

To get started, just reference the clj-soy artifact in the dependencies section of your project.clj file: [clj-soy/clj-soy "0.3.0"]
Then, you can write a template in a *.soy file. For documentation on Soy templates, see Google's documentation. They look like this:

{namespace clj_soy.example}
/**
* Says hello
* @param? greeting A word to use for greeting
* @param name A name
*/
{template .helloWorld}
{if not $greeting}
Hello, {$name}!
{else}
{$greeting}, {$name}!
{/if}
{/template}

Note that the namespace and documenting comment are both required.

Then, you can easily use your template in Clojure using the functions in the clj-soy/template namspace.

build

build compiles a template from *.soy files. You can pass it as single *.soy file, a seq of files, or a directory containing *.soy files (which will be recursively loaded). Files can be provided either as strings or java.io.File objects.

render

render combines a compiled template and data, and returns it. Data can be either be a pre-built data structure genarated by prepare-data, or a simple Clojure map. Using pre-built data is faster. Keywords as map keys are automatically converted to strings before calling the template rendering engine.

prepare-data

prepare-data pre-parses a Clojure map into Closure Template's native format. It's called automatically if you pass a map to render, but can also be called independently to pre-position data that will be used multiple times. Converts keyword keys into string keys.

An example:

(ns clj-soy.example
(:require [clj-soy.template :as soy]))
(defn example []
(let [tpl (soy/build "example.soy")]
(soy/render tpl
"clj_soy.example.helloWorld"
{:name "Luke"
:greeting "Bonjour"})))

Todo

Add some higher-order convenience functions
Provide Clojure-level support for internationalization
Provide Clojure-level support for precompiled javascript template generation

License

Distributed under the Eclipse Public License, the same as Clojure.

soy-clj

A library for using Google's Closure Templates in Clojure. For information on Closure Templates, see Google's project page

Usage

To get started, just reference the clj-soy artifact in the dependencies section of your project.clj file: [clj-soy/clj-soy "0.3.0"]
Then, you can write a template in a *.soy file. For documentation on Soy templates, see Google's documentation. They look like this:

{namespace clj_soy.example}
/**
* Says hello
* @param? greeting A word to use for greeting
* @param name A name
*/
{template .helloWorld}
{if not $greeting}
Hello, {$name}!
{else}
{$greeting}, {$name}!
{/if}
{/template}

Note that the namespace and documenting comment are both required.

Then, you can easily use your template in Clojure using the functions in the clj-soy/template namspace.

build

build compiles a template from *.soy files. You can pass it as single *.soy file, a seq of files, or a directory containing *.soy files (which will be recursively loaded). Files can be provided either as strings or java.io.File objects.

render

render combines a compiled template and data, and returns it. Data can be either be a pre-built data structure genarated by prepare-data, or a simple Clojure map. Using pre-built data is faster. Keywords as map keys are automatically converted to strings before calling the template rendering engine.

prepare-data

prepare-data pre-parses a Clojure map into Closure Template's native format. It's called automatically if you pass a map to render, but can also be called independently to pre-position data that will be used multiple times. Converts keyword keys into string keys.

An example:

(ns clj-soy.example
(:require [clj-soy.template :as soy]))
(defn example []
(let [tpl (soy/build "example.soy")]
(soy/render tpl
"clj_soy.example.helloWorld"
{:name "Luke"
:greeting "Bonjour"})))

Todo

Add some higher-order convenience functions
Provide Clojure-level support for internationalization
Provide Clojure-level support for precompiled javascript template generation

License

Distributed under the Eclipse Public License, the same as Clojure.

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