@Karv Prime
I was looking for a library for this but i have not been able to find any
yet. Did you have any luck? I have worked with http://www.thymeleaf.org/
for Java extensively and I really enjoyed it. Its a lot easier to work with
the front-end people with legal html. Dom manipulation
* Karv Prime [170914 13:16]:
> I wouldn't agree on "there is not even a need for the wrapper" part.
> If the HTML tags are produced entirely by code, it comes with its own
> issues - suddenly there is a thing that wasn't in the markup - it would
> probably reduce
@Andy Balholm: Perfect. I've seen some other template engines where that
didn't happen at all and the artifacts stayed.
@Marvin Renich: Yet tags, classes and ids are HTML standard syntax and used
for styling and scripting purposes. {{[...]}} is only a placeholder. It
makes no difference per
@Andy Balholm: Perfect. I've seen some other template engines where that
didn't happen at all and the artifacts stayed.
@Marvin Renich: Yet tags, classes and ids are HTML standard syntax and used
for styling and scripting purposes. {{[...]}} is only a placeholder. It
makes no difference per
* Karv Prime [170914 11:14]:
> ... - yet
> there's the disadvantage of the need to put artifacts into the markup which
> then get replaced by the wanted content
You have to do that anyway, you just use different artifacts. Each
location where a substitution will occur
As it would get a little bit confusing if I'd reply to everyone with a
single post, I'll answer in a single post. I hope you don't mind. At least
now it's past 16:00 and not past 04:00 and I have a clearer mind. ^^
@Egon: I've read the whole article - yes, many coders sadly do forget about
On Thursday, 14 September 2017 00:11:11 UTC+3, Karv Prime wrote:
>
> I don't know why it's unclear, what I'm proposing, but I'll try a 2nd time:
>
The devil is in the details :), but this makes it clearer.
I just had few different ideas floating around in my head that could fit
the first
I don't know why it's unclear, what I'm proposing, but I'll try a 2nd time:
Something similar to: http://php.net/manual/en/book.dom.php
Or, even simpler:
- Find Tags, IDs, Classes, etc. in an HTML document.
- Something similar to Element.innerHTML to put content into these tags
If you want to manipulate HTML files then there
is https://godoc.org/golang.org/x/net/html,
but it comes with all the dangers of potential injection attacks and so
on... which "html/template" avoids.
Writing something that injects into the specific nodes and afterwards
encodes shouldn't be a