It can generate any text-based format (HTML, XML, CSV, LaTeX, etc.). It doesn't have a specific extension, .html or .xml are just fine. (source)
I've read that .twig is commonly used on twig html files, and .[file type].twig is a common way of making a file as part of a twig project (e.g. .html.twig, .json.twig).
This all makes me think mulch shouldn't require .html. Thoughts?
The twig documentation makes a point of saying
I've read that .twig is commonly used on twig html files, and .[file type].twig is a common way of making a file as part of a twig project (e.g. .html.twig, .json.twig).
This all makes me think mulch shouldn't require .html. Thoughts?