Drawght is a data handler for texts without logical statements. The goal is to use a dataset (such as the subject of a text) to draft a document template. It can be considered a mini template processor.
Data is accessed through {} braces, replaced by their respective values.
Considering the following data:
title: Drawght is a very useful sketch
author:
name: Hallison Batista
email: email@hallison.dev.br
networks:
- name: Github
url: //github.com/hallison
- name: Twitter
url: //twitter.com/hallison
creation-date: 2021-06-28
publishing date: 2021-07-01
references:
- name: Mustache
url: //mustache.github.io
- name: Handlebars
url: //handlebarsjs.com
tags:
- Template
- DraftNote that the creation-date and publishing date fields are normally
identified by the parser.
In a template written in Markdown:
# {title}
Drawght is a good tool for writing draft documents using datasets without
logical statements.
Written by {author.name} <{author.email}>, created in {creation-date},
published in {publishing date} and tagged by {tags#1}.
- [{author.networks:name}]({author.networks:url})
Follow the news on [{author.networks#1.name}]({author.networks#1.url}).
The syntax was inspired by:
- [{references:name}]({references:url})
Tags:
- {tags} (tagged by {author.name}).The Drawght processing returns the following result:
# Drawght is a very useful sketch
Drawght is a good tool for writing draft documents using datasets without
logical statements.
Written by Hallison Batista <email@hallison.dev.br>, created in 2021-06-28,
published in 2021-07-01 and tagged by Template.
- [Dev.to](//dev.to/hallison)
- [Github](//github.com/hallison)
- [Twitter](//twitter.com/hallison)
Follow the news on [Dev.to](//dev.to/hallison).
The syntax was inspired by:
- [Mustache](//mustache.github.io)
- [Handlebars](//handlebarsjs.com)
Tags:
- Template (tagged by Hallison Batista).
- Draft (tagged by Hallison Batista).