Closed samwalshnz closed 10 years ago
well, it depends on what you call "stable". we (and other people) are using it but right now, it needs unit testing and things like that.
I've been using it successfully. I did notice that it wants the HTML to be more like XHTML than like HTML5 -- but that's not a problem for me at the moment.
I'm considering porting this to a native extension, but in the mean time, I'm trying to stress test it a bit and see if all the logic is sound.
OK, great! I'll start giving it a go soon. Thanks for taking the time to reply!
I think we need a test suit, so we can prove how well it implements handlebars.
good timing for this question. I also think about starting a li3_handlebars library for usage with lithium. I already maintain the li3_mustache library.
I've added unit tests to my fork. More tests need to be added, but it has already exposed some missing features and one bug.
tests are added.
Is this library in a stable enough state to start using? It looks promising, but before I do a fork and start implementing and helping out with it, I need to know if I can actually use it.
Great stuff though! I'm sure many people would find this useful. :thumbsup: