gotemplate #
Description #
Apply template over files ending with .template
in the current directory. Every matching *.ext.template
file will render a file named *.generated.ext
. It is also possible to overwrite the original files.
Functions #
Supports over a hundred functions:
- Go template
- Sprig
- Advanced serialization and deserialization in JSON, YAML, XML and HCL
- Looping and flow control functions of all kinds
- Plus a whole bunch implemented in this repository
Syntax #
Supports two distinct syntaxes (usable at the same time or individually)
Here are the statements to generate the following output:
Hello
World
Note: The -
character trims whitespace. Otherwise, all lines are printed out as blank lines
Regular gotemplate #
{{- $test := list "Hello" "World" }}
{{- range $word := $test }}
{{ $word }}
{{- end }}
Razor #
@{test} := list("Hello", "World")
@-foreach($word := $test)
@{word}
@-end foreach
Using variables #
Variables can be imported from various formats (YAML, JSON and HCL) and set as CLI arguments and then used in templates. Here’s an example:
vars.json
{
"my_var": "value"
}
Script:
gotemplate --var my_var2=value2 --import vars.json '{{ .my_var }} {{ .my_var2 }}'
>>> value value2
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