Small template engine that replaces variables via dictionary values:
cat file.txt
"This is a {{variable}} in a {{string}}"
from coima import Template
t = Template({'variable':'word', 'string':'sentence'}, 'file.txt')
t.render()
u"This is a word in a sentence"
Syntax
No Python or code blocks are allowed, this is basically a dumb templating engine.
Variables should be a one word or 2 words together with an underscore. These are valid variables:
{{variable}} {{variable_one}}
Invalid variables are left ‘as is’ and left in the final rendered template.
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