Changelog for doctemplates-0.3.0.1
doctemplates
0.3.0.1
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Bump lower bound on base to 4.9, drop support for ghc 7.10.
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Add needed import for older base versions.
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Add test.hs to repository.
0.3
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Note that all of the changes to template syntax described below are backwards compatible, and all old pandoc templates should continue to work as before.
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Allow
${...}
style delimiters around variables and directives, in addition to$...$
. Allow space around the delimiters. -
Support
$it$
as a variable for the current value in an iteration. (The old method, where the containing variable name is used, still works.) -
Support partials (subtemplates defined in different files).
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Interpolated array variables now have all elements rendered, concatenated, with an optional separator that can be specified using a new bracketed syntax.
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Remove
TemplateTarget
class. It was pointless; the calling program can just do these trivial transformations. Avoids dependencies on bytestring, blaze-html, blaze-markup. -
Change type of
renderTemplate
andapplyTemplate
to produce aText
, instead of being polymorphic. -
Changed type of
compileTemplate
: it now takes a template path and the template contents, and returns either a template or an error. It runs in an instance ofTemplateMonad
, which is an abstraction around different ways of getting partials. (For example, in IO we can get partials by reading them from a file system, but in a web application one might want to obtain them from the database or have a set of them baked in.) -
Remove
varListToJSON
. -
Changed the architecture:
Template
is no longer just a newtype around a function, but a list ofTemplatePart
s. -
Added a newtype for
Variable
. -
Improved documentation in README.md.
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Added a new test framework and much more extensive tests.