I am implementing a scheme of 3 phase template execution, these being
Once. First time only for a given locale (typically to resolve translations)
Every. At deliver time, classic CGI page production
Client. Client side
In order to have all three potentially in the same file, I am using {% for first/once election, {@ for delivery time, and {{ for usage in the client. For server time delivery I need support for asynchronous helpers, which you have.
So you can go
{%#__ "something to translate" %}
to call the __ translation helper in the "once" phase. I will implement something like {""something to translate""}
I also want to be able to go
{@#__ a_variable_to translate @}
and actually pass data through the translator (e.g. football team names), so I need asynchronous for that as I want to write dynamically into the dictionary.
The first phase saves the output from executing the {% stuff in \<filename> for <> in .foxbat/<>/<>
I just need tp overload render to do that then call render with the permuted filename.
There is a handlebars-delimiter package to do this, I will implement and report back. I guess the neatest way would be to just overload the constructor to allow handlebars to be passed to it.
I am implementing a scheme of 3 phase template execution, these being
In order to have all three potentially in the same file, I am using {% for first/once election, {@ for delivery time, and {{ for usage in the client. For server time delivery I need support for asynchronous helpers, which you have. So you can go
{%#__ "something to translate" %}
to call the __ translation helper in the "once" phase. I will implement something like {""something to translate""} I also want to be able to go
{@#__ a_variable_to translate @}
and actually pass data through the translator (e.g. football team names), so I need asynchronous for that as I want to write dynamically into the dictionary.
The first phase saves the output from executing the {% stuff in \<filename> for <> in .foxbat/<>/<>
I just need tp overload render to do that then call render with the permuted filename.
There is a handlebars-delimiter package to do this, I will implement and report back. I guess the neatest way would be to just overload the constructor to allow handlebars to be passed to it.