moosetash 1.0.1

Mustache template renderer

Moosetash

A Mustache template renderer for Python

Moosetash is a python implementation of the Mustache templating specification.

Usage

Basic Usage

Parsing templates is as easy as passing a template and a variable context to Moosetash's render function:

from moosetash import render


render('Hello {{ variable }}!', {'variable': 'world'})
# Output: Hello world!

Custom Serialisation

By default, variables are serialised through string conversion by calling str. This behaviour can be customised by passing your own serialisation function:

from typing import Any
from datetime import date
from moosetash import render


def date_serializer(value: Any) -> str:
    if isinstance(value, date):
        return value.strftime('%d/%m/%Y')
    return str(value)


render('{{variable}}', {'variable': date(2020, 1, 10)}, serializer=date_serializer)
# Output: '10-01/2020'

Fallback behaviour

By default, Mustache specifies that missing variables or partials are represented as empty strings. You can customise how the renderer handles missing variables or partials.

from moosetash import (
    render,
    missing_variable_raise,
    missing_variable_keep,
)


render('{{missing}}', {})
# Output: ''

render('{{missing}}', {}, missing_variable_handler=missing_variable_raise)
# Raises: moosetash.MissingVariable('missing')

render('{{missing}}', {}, missing_variable_handler=missing_variable_keep)
# Output: '{{missing}}'

def custom_missing_handler(variable_name: str, variable_tag: str) -> str:
    return f'[Missing variable with name {variable_name}]'

render('{{missing}}', {}, missing_variable_handler=custom_missing_handler)
# Output: '[Missing variable with name missing]'

Similarly, for partials:

from moosetash import (
    render,
    missing_partial_raise,
    missing_partial_keep,
)


render('{{>missing}}', {})
# Output: ''

render('{{>missing}}', {}, missing_partial_handler=missing_partial_raise)
# Raises: moosetash.MissingPartial('missing')

render('{{>missing}}', {}, missing_partial_handler=missing_partial_keep)
# Output: '{{missing}}'

def custom_missing_handler(partial_name: str, partial_tag: str) -> str:
    return f'[Missing partial with name {partial_name}]'

render('{{>missing}}', {}, missing_partial_handler=custom_missing_handler)
# Output: '[Missing partial with name missing]'

Contributing

We welcome any contributions to this repo.

Set up locally

Moostash uses poetry for package management. You can install locally:

poetry init

Tests

Moostash uses pytest for tests, and aims for 100% coverage. To run all tests with coverage output:

poetry run pytest --cov=moosetash

A significant number of tests are loaded directly from the mustache spec (see the spec folder.)

Formatting

Moostash uses black and isort for automated formatting. Both of these should be run through poetry, and are configured in pyproject.toml:

poetry run black .
poetry run isort .

Typing

Moosetash is a typed python library, and aims for comprehensive type coverage. You can check the types using mypy:

poetry run mypy .

Benchmarks

This repo contains a series of benchmarks that can be run against different other Python mustache renderers, for comparing performance:

• Chevron is currently the recommended Python implementation, and is generally fast and efficient.

You can run the benchmark suite using poetry:

poetry run benchmark

TODO

• Support for inheritance
• Additional benchmarks
• Performance analysis and improvement

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.