Hi folks,
I have released new version of Kwartz.
Kwartz is a template system, which has the following features.
- separate presentation logic from HTML file.
- very fast, as fast as mod_ruby
- available in Ruby, PHP and Java.
- doesn’t break HTML design at all.
- can handle any type of text file.
- auto-sanitizing
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Download:
http://www.kuwata-lab.com/kwartz/kwartz_2004-04-23.tar.gz -
Homepage
http://www.kuwata-lab.com/kwartz/ (URL changed) -
New features:
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New lang ‘ruby2’ supported. It stores output into string.
Compile:
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···
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$ kwartz -l ruby2 file.html > file.rb
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Output script (file.rb):
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_s << "Hello " << (user).to_s << "!\n"
_s << "<ul>\n"
for item in list do
_s << " <li>" << (item).to_s << "</li>\n"
end
_s << "</ul>\n"
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Main program:
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code = File.open('file.rb') { |f| f.read }
_s = ''
eval code
print _s
----------------------------------------
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Utility script ‘mkmethod’ enhanced to be able to take
argument names with command line option ‘-A’.========================================
$ mkmethod -A ‘user,list’ -M Hoge hoge.html
module Hoge
def self.expand_hoge(_args)
user = _args[:user]
list = _args[:list]
return self._expand_hoge(user, list)
end
def self._expand_hoge(user, list)
_s = ‘’
_s << "Hello " << (user).to_s << “!\n”
_s << "- \n"
- " << (item).to_s << " \n"
for item in list do
_s << "
end
_s << "
return _s
end
end -
New lang ‘php2’ supported. It uses output buffering functions
to get output as string. -
Utility script ‘mkmethod’ now support PHP.
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regards,
kwa