Perl: Alternatives to template toolkit

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梦毁少年i
梦毁少年i 2021-01-30 18:25

I have been using template toolkit for extending an existing domain specific language(verilog) for over 3 years now. While overall I am happy with it, the major irritant is that

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  •  南方客
    南方客 (楼主)
    2021-01-30 19:10

    I can suggest HTML::Template:Compiled (but note I'm the author ;-)

    It is quite compatible to HTML::Template, but has additional features.

    Support for complex data structures

    yes

    Good error reporting and debug capabilities.

    You can debug cache hits, misses, automatically add template filename to output and can use a filter "DUMP" for the current variable in stash (or any variable). If it's easy to implement I'll happily add more useful debugging.

    Stable and proven ( no alpha/beta level engines)

    I would consider it stable now, with the documented limitations/bugs (for example query())

    Extensible (plugin's etc)

    supports escape (filter) plugins and more, though the latter is not documented very well yet.

    Should not be restricted to a given language (html etc.)

    yes

    support for IF/Else, looping(foreach while), Loop indexing, etc.

    yes

    Preferably perl

    yes

    Support for data dumper or equivalent plugin from within the template is a plus

    like mentioned above, use escape=dump

    all additional features are listed in the documentation: https://metacpan.org/release/HTML-Template-Compiled at "ADDITIONAL FEATURES"

    edit: regarding reporting runtime errors: unfortunately H::T::C also does not report the template line number for errors that happen at runtime, since it compiles the template to perl-code (I think I experimented with manipulating line numbers once, maybe I'll have another look). template syntax errors are reported with the correct line number.

    edit2: So here's an example with the new options warnings and line_info:

    t/templates/line_info1.html:

    test
    test2
    test3
    foo:<%= foo %> undef line 4
    test4
    

    script:

    use HTML::Template::Compiled;
    my $t = HTML::Template::Compiled->new(
        filename => "t/templates/line_info1.html",
        warnings => 1,
        line_info => 1,
    );
    say $t->output;
    __END__
    Use of uninitialized value in concatenation (.) or string at t/templates/line_info1.html line 4.
    test
    test2
    test3
    foo: undef line 4
    test4
    

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