Burrito.Internal.Render

Documentation

render :: Template -> String

Renders a template back into a string. This is essentially the opposite of parse. Usually you'll want to use expand to actually substitute variables in the template, but this can be useful for printing out the template itself

>>> render <$> parse "valid-template"
Just "valid-template"
>>> render <$> parse "{var}"
Just "{var}"

builderToString :: Builder -> String

template :: Template -> Builder

token :: Token -> Builder

expression :: Expression -> Builder

operator :: Operator -> Builder

sepBy1 :: (a -> Builder) -> Builder -> NonEmpty a -> Builder

variable :: Variable -> Builder

name :: Name -> Builder

field :: Field -> Builder

character :: Character tag -> Builder

encodedCharacter :: Digit -> Digit -> Builder

digit :: Digit -> Builder

modifier :: Modifier -> Builder

maxLength :: MaxLength -> Builder

literal :: Literal -> Builder