GRMustache is an Objective-C implementation of the Mustache logic-less template language.
The Mustache syntax: http://mustache.github.com/mustache.5.html.
Breaking news on Twitter: http://twitter.com/GRMustache
$ git clone https://github.com/groue/GRMustache.git
- For MacOS 10.6+ development, add
include/GRMustache.h
andlib/libGRMustache4-MacOS.a
to your project. - For iOS3+ development, add
include/GRMustache.h
andlib/libGRMustache4-iOS.a
to your project.
Alternatively, you may use CocoaPods: append dependency 'GRMustache'
to your Podfile. In its current version, CocoaPods exposes private headers that you should not rely on, because future versions of GRMustache may change them, without notice, in an incompatible fashion. Make sure you only import GRMustache.h
.
#import "GRMustache.h"
// Renders "Hello Arthur!"
NSString *rendering = [GRMustacheTemplate renderObject:[Person personWithName:@"Arthur"]
fromString:@"Hello {{name}}!"
error:NULL];
// Renders from a resource
NSString *rendering = [GRMustacheTemplate renderObject:[Person personWithName:@"Arthur"]
fromResource:@"Profile" // loads `Profile.mustache`
bundle:nil
error:NULL];
GRMustache online documentation is provided as guides and sample code:
- Guides/templates.md: how to parse and render templates
- Guides/runtime.md: how to provide data to templates
- Guides/delegate.md: how to hook into template rendering
- Guides/sample_code.md: because some tasks are easier to do with some guidelines.
-
Q: How do I render array indices?
A: Check Guides/sample_code/indexes.md
-
Q: How do I render default values for missing keys?
A: This can be done by providing your template a delegate: check Guides/delegate.md.
-
Q: I have a bunch of template partials that live in memory, not in the file system. How do I include them?
A: Check Guides/template_repositories.md.
-
Q: What is this NSUndefinedKeyException stuff?
A: When GRMustache has to try several objects until it finds the one that provides a
{{key}}
, several NSUndefinedKeyException are raised and caught. Let us double guess you: it's likely that you wish Xcode would stop breaking on those exceptions. This use case is covered in Guides/runtime/context_stack.md.
I wish somebody would review my non-native English, and clean up the guides, if you ask.
Please fork. You'll learn useful information in Guides/forking.md.
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Copyright (c) 2012 Gwendal Roué
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