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# plustache - mustache templates for C++



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Basic port of [mustache templating](http://mustache.github.com) to C++.



## Motivation

I just wanted to port mustache and build simple templating for C++.

And I am still trying hard to keep it simple.



## Usage



### Simple Usage

Create a template:



```html

{{title}}


Hi I am {{name}}.

I like {{thing}}.

```



Fill the context:



```C++

#include 

#include 

#include 



using std::string;

using PlustacheTypes::ObjectType;

using Plustache::template_t;



ObjectType ctx;

ctx["title"] = "About";

ctx["name"] = "Daniel";

ctx["thing"] = "turtles";

```



Instantiate template class and render the template:



```C++

template_t t;

string template("
{{title}}
\nHi I am {{name}}.\nI like {{thing}}.");



string result = t.render(template, ctx);

```



Result:



```html

About


Hi I am Daniel.

I like turtles.

```



### Advanced Usage

Create the template:



```html

 {{title}} 


    

        {{# friends}}

          
  •  {{name}}
    • 

          
  •  {{job}}
    • 

          
  •  {{status}}
    • 

        {{/ friends}}



```



Create the context:



```C++

// create types

context ctx;

CollectionType c;

ObjectType jim;

ObjectType john;

ObjectType jack;

// Fill values

ctx.add("title", "My friends");

jim["name"] = "Jim";

jim["job"] = "Wizard";

jim["status"] = "Eating";

john["name"] = "John";

john["job"] = "Rainbow Painter";

john["status"] = "Sleeping";

jack["name"] = "Jack";

jack["job"] = "Unicorn Trainer";

jack["status"] = "Riding";

// enter data

c.push_back(jim);

c.push_back(john);

ctx.add("friends", c);

// also possible

ctx.add("friends", jack);

```



Render the template:



```C++

template_t t;

string result = t.render(template, ctx);

```



## Installation

There are packages available for some Linux distributions on

[Packagecloud](https://packagecloud.io/mrtazz/plustache).



Otherwise clone this repository and run the manual install task:



    git clone git://github.com/mrtazz/plustache.git

    autoreconf -i

    ./configure

    make

    make install



On OSX you can get it via [my homebrew

tap](https://github.com/mrtazz/homebrew-oss):



    brew tap mrtazz/oss

    brew install plustache



## Running the unit tests



### Build the google test library:



    cd vendor/gtest-1.7.0

    ./configure

    make



On OS X, you may get an error:



    vendor/gtest-1.7.0/include/gtest/internal/gtest-port.h:499:13: fatal error:

    'tr1/tuple' file not found

    #   include   // NOLINT



If so, re-run configure with the following argument



    ./configure CPPFLAGS=-DGTEST_USE_OWN_TR1_TUPLE=1

    make



### Build the test program



Run this from the top-level plustache source directory:



    make test-program



If you get the tr1/tuple error, do:



    ./configure CPPFLAGS=-DGTEST_USE_OWN_TR1_TUPLE=1

    make test-program



### Run the test program



    ./test-program



### Building with Microsoft Visual Studio

The supplied MSBuild files will look for an installation of boost in the parent

directory of this repo. The boost regex library must be built. For example:



```

cd boost_1_55_0

bootstrap

b2 -j8 toolset=msvc-12.0 address-model=64 --with-regex --prefix=../boost install

```



The boost directories and other build parameters can be

configured by creating a

[Directories.targets](msvc/Directories.targets.example) file.



The gtest project files are generated by cmake. Use a command like this to

recreate the gtest project files:



```

cd msvc/x64/msvc120/gtest

cmake -G "Visual Studio 12 Win64" ../../../../vendor/gtest-1.6.0 -Dgtest_force_shared_crt=ON

```



## Supported Functionality (as described in [the man page](http://mustache.github.com/mustache.5.html))

* Variables

* Sections

  * False Values/Empty Lists

  * Non-Empty-Lists

* Inverted Sections

* Comments

* Partials

* Set Delimiter

* HTML escape syntax (triple mustaches)



## TODO

* plustache executable



## Dependencies

* boost for regex and some other things

* google test for unit testing (included)