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# Yet Another Template Language
This is the web2py template language described [here](http://web2py.com/books/default/chapter/29/05/the-views) made available as stand alone package so it can be used anywhere.
Basically it is pure Python within "{{" ... "}}" delimiters and blocks are terminated with "pass" if termination is not obvious. There is no indentation constraints.
For example:
```
from yatl import render, SPAN
example = """
<div>
{{ for k in range(num): }}
<span>{{=SPAN(k, _class='number')}} is {{if k % 2 == 0:}}even{{else:}}odd{{pass}}</span>
{{ pass }}
</div>
"""
print(render(example, context=dict(num=10, SPAN=SPAN), delimiters="{{ }}"))
```
In the example SPAN is an optional helper.
Output is escaped by default unless marked up with the XML helper as in {{=XML('1 < 2')}}.
Note that the helpers included here are similar but not identical to the web2py ones.
They are 99% compatible but the implementation is different.
Any Python expressions is allowed in templates, including function and class defintions:
```
example = """
{{ def link(x): }}<a href="{{=x}}">{{=x}}</a>{{ pass }}
<ul>
{{ for k in range(num): }}
<li>
{{= link('http://example.com/%s' % k) }}
</li>
{{ pass }}
</ul>
"""
print(render(example, context=dict(num=10), delimiters="{{ }}"))
```
## Caching
If you implement a caching reader as the one below, you mak yatl even faster:
```
CACHE = {}
def reader(filename):
if filename in CACHE:
return CACHE[filename]
with open(filename) as fp;
CACHE[filename] = content = fp.read()
return content
output = yatl.render(reader(filename), path=path, reader=reader)
```
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