Mustache Template Showcase

List of objects

Handle empty list of objects

Avoid HTML automatic escaping using {{=<% %>=}} {{ content }} <%={{ }}=%>

Handling partials

Using Standard Helpers

• Using syntax {{=<% %>=}} {{UpperCase "value as string" }} <%={{ }}=%> Helper UpperCase is invoked passing "value as string" as constant value.
• Using syntax {{=<% %>=}} {{UpperCase first_name }} <%={{ }}=%> Helper UpperCase is invoked passing the value contained in the attribute first_name.
• Helpers can be nested: {{=<% %>=}} {{UpperCase LowerCase last_name}} <%={{ }}=%> Helper LowerCase is invoked passing the value contained in the attribute last_name and then, the result, is passed to the helper UpperCase.

dmustache provides the following helpers

DateTimeToText

DateToText

DateFmt

TimeLogToText

JSONQuote

JSONQuoteURI

ToJSON

MarkdownToHtml

SimpleToHtml

WikiToHtml

BlobToBase64

EnumTrim

EnumTrimRight

PowerOfTwo

Equals

If

NewGUID

ExtractFileName

Lower

Upper

DMVCFramework provides some extensions to the dmustache helpers

{{=<% %>=}} {{UpperCase "daniele teti"}} <%={{ }}=%> outputs: {{UpperCase "daniele teti"}}

{{=<% %>=}} {{LowerCase "DANIELE TETI"}} <%={{ }}=%> outputs: {{LowerCase "daniele teti"}}

{{=<% %>=}} {{Capitalize "daniele teti"}} <%={{ }}=%> outputs: {{Capitalize "daniele teti"}}

{{=<% %>=}} {{SnakeCase "daniele teti"}} <%={{ }}=%> outputs: {{SnakeCase "daniele teti"}}

Using Project Specific Helpers

Any project can define its own custom helpers

{{MyHelper1 "this is a text"}}

{{MyHelper2 "this is another text"}}