template module

use template renders Tera templates against a map of variables. It backs the linux_files.template resource. Autoescaping is off, because the output is a configuration file rather than HTML. The one function returns Result[string, string] and fails on a template syntax error or a missing variable.

render

template::render(template: string, vars: Value) -> Result[string, string]

Renders template with the entries of vars as its variables. vars must be a Value::Map; Value::Null renders with an empty context, and any other kind of value is an error. The template language provides {{ x }} expressions, {% for %} and {% if %} blocks, and Tera's filters.

use template
use value

let out = template::render(
    "listen {{ port }};\n{% for h in hosts %}server {{ h }};\n{% endfor %}",
    Value::Map(#{
        "port": Value::Int(8080),
        "hosts": Value::List([Value::String("a"), Value::String("b")])
    }),
)?