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The Golang Templating Language for Rust

toml [dependencies] gtmpl = "0.3.0"

• gtmpl at crates.io
• gtmpl documentation
• golang documentation

Current Limitations

This is work in progress. Currently the following features are not supported:

• complex numbers
• the following functions have not been implemented:
  • html, js
• printf is not yet fully stable, but should support all sane input

Usage

Basic template rendering can be achieved in a single line.

```rust extern crate gtmpl; use gtmpl;

fn basictemplaterendering() { let output = gtmpl::template("Finally! Some {{ . }} for Rust", "gtmpl"); assert_eq!(&output.unwrap(), "Finally! Some gtmpl for Rust"); } ```

For more examples please take a look at the gtmpl documentation.

Context

We use gtmplvalue's Value as internal data type. gtmplderive provides a handy derive marco to generate the From implmentation for Value.

See:

• gtmpl_value at crates.io
• gtmpl_value documentation
• gtmpl_derive at crates.io
• gtmpl_derive documentation

Why do we need this?

The main motivation for this is to make it easier to write dev-ops tools in Rust which feel native. Docker and Helm (Kubernetes) use golang templating and feels more native if tooling around them uses the same.