DotLiquid templating engine http handlers for the Giraffe web framework.
The Giraffe.DotLiquid NuGet package adds additional HttpHandler functions to render DotLiquid templates in Giraffe.
dotLiquid uses the DotLiquid template engine to set or modify the body of the HttpResponse. This http handler triggers a response to the client and other http handlers will not be able to modify the HTTP headers afterwards any more.
The dotLiquid handler requires the content type and the actual template to be passed in as two string values together with an object model. This handler is supposed to be used as the base handler for other http handlers which want to utilize the DotLiquid template engine (e.g. you could create an SVG handler on top of it).
open Giraffe
open Giraffe.DotLiquid
type Person =
{
FirstName : string
LastName : string
}
let fooBar = { FirstName = "Foo"; LastName = "Bar" }
let template = "<html><head><title>DotLiquid</title></head><body><p>First name: {{ firstName }}<br />Last name: {{ lastName }}</p></body></html>"
let app =
choose [
route "/foo" >=> dotLiquid "text/html" template fooBar
]dotLiquidTemplate uses the DotLiquid template engine to set or modify the body of the HttpResponse. This http handler triggers a response to the client and other http handlers will not be able to modify the HTTP headers afterwards any more.
This http handler takes a relative path of a template file, an associated model and the contentType of the response as parameters.
open Giraffe
open Giraffe.DotLiquid
type Person =
{
FirstName : string
LastName : string
}
let fooBar = { FirstName = "Foo"; LastName = "Bar" }
let app =
choose [
route "/foo" >=> dotLiquidTemplate "text/html" "templates/person.html" fooBar
]dotLiquidHtmlTemplate is the same as dotLiquidTemplate except that it automatically sets the response as text/html.
open Giraffe
open Giraffe.DotLiquid
type Person =
{
FirstName : string
LastName : string
}
let fooBar = { FirstName = "Foo"; LastName = "Bar" }
let app =
choose [
route "/foo" >=> dotLiquidHtmlTemplate "templates/person.html" fooBar
]Please find a fully functioning sample application under ./samples/GiraffeDotLiquidSample/.
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