pogonos.api
checkclj
(check
{:keys [string file dir resource on-failure] :or {on-failure :exit} :as opts})Checks if the given Mustache template contains any syntax error.
The following options cab be specified as a template source:
- :string Checks the given template string
- :file Checks the specified template file
- :dir Checks the template files in the specified directory
- :resource Checks the specified template resource on the classpath
If none of these are specified, the template will be read from stdin.
For the :file/:dir/:resource options, two or more files/directories/resources may be specified by delimiting them with the file path separator (i.e. ':' (colon) on Linux/macOS and ';' (semicolon) on Windows).
When multiple templates are checked using the :file/:dir/:resource options, they can be filtered with the :include-regex and/or exclude-regex options.
The verbosity of the syntax check results may be adjusted to some extent with the following options:
- :only-show-errors Hides progress messages
- :suppress-verbose-errors Suppresses verbose error messages
Checks if the given Mustache template contains any syntax error. The following options cab be specified as a template source: - :string Checks the given template string - :file Checks the specified template file - :dir Checks the template files in the specified directory - :resource Checks the specified template resource on the classpath If none of these are specified, the template will be read from stdin. For the :file/:dir/:resource options, two or more files/directories/resources may be specified by delimiting them with the file path separator (i.e. ':' (colon) on Linux/macOS and ';' (semicolon) on Windows). When multiple templates are checked using the :file/:dir/:resource options, they can be filtered with the :include-regex and/or exclude-regex options. The verbosity of the syntax check results may be adjusted to some extent with the following options: - :only-show-errors Hides progress messages - :suppress-verbose-errors Suppresses verbose error messages
renderclj
(render {:keys [string file resource data data-file output] :as opts})Renders the given Mustache template.
One of the following option can be specified as a template source:
- :string Renders the given template string
- :file Renders the specified template file
- :resource Renders the specified template resource on the classpath
If none of these are specified, the template will be read from stdin.
The following options can also be specified:
- :output Path to the output file. If not specified, the rendering result will be emitted to stdout by default.
- :data Map of the values passed to the template
- :data-file If specified, reads an edn map from the file specified by that path and pass it to the template
Renders the given Mustache template.
One of the following option can be specified as a template source:
- :string Renders the given template string
- :file Renders the specified template file
- :resource Renders the specified template resource on the classpath
If none of these are specified, the template will be read from stdin.
The following options can also be specified:
- :output Path to the output file. If not specified, the rendering result
will be emitted to stdout by default.
- :data Map of the values passed to the template
- :data-file If specified, reads an edn map from the file specified by that
path and pass it to the templatecljdoc is a website building & hosting documentation for Clojure/Script libraries
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