A collection of helpers for handlebars (rust) to manage string, json, yaml, toml, path, file, http request.
Helpers extend the template to generate or to transform content. Few helpers are included, but if you need more helpers, ask via an issue or a PR.
To use an helper:
To chain helpers, use parenthesis:
see Handlebars templating language
To not "import" useless dependencies, use crate's features:
[features]
default = [ "string", "http", "json", "jsonnet" ]
string = [ "Inflector", "enquote" ]
http = [ "attohttpc" ]
json = [ "lazy_static", "serde", "serde_json", "serde-transcode", "serde_yaml", "toml" ]
jsonnet = [ "jsonnet-rs" ]
- String transformation
- Http content
- Path extraction
- File
- Environment variable
- JSON & YAML & TOML
- Assign
helper signature | usage sample | sample out |
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replace s:String from:String to:String |
replace "Hello old" "old" "new" |
"Hello new" |
to_lower_case s:String |
to_lower_case "Hello foo-bars" |
"hello foo-bars" |
to_upper_case s:String |
to_upper_case "Hello foo-bars" |
"HELLO FOO-BARS" |
to_camel_case s:String |
to_camel_case "Hello foo-bars" |
"helloFooBars" |
to_pascal_case s:String |
to_pascal_case "Hello foo-bars" |
"HelloFooBars" |
to_snake_case s:String |
to_snake_case "Hello foo-bars" |
"hello_foo_bars" |
to_screaming_snake_case s:String |
to_screaming_snake_case "Hello foo-bars" |
"HELLO_FOO_BARS" |
to_kebab_case s:String |
to_kebab_case "Hello foo-bars" |
"hello-foo-bars" |
to_train_case s:String |
to_train_case "Hello foo-bars" |
"Hello-Foo-Bars" |
to_sentence_case s:String |
to_sentence_case "Hello foo-bars" |
"Hello foo" bars |
to_title_case s:String |
to_title_case "Hello foo-bars" |
"Hello Foo Bars" |
to_class_case s:String |
to_class_case "Hello foo-bars" |
"HelloFooBar" |
to_table_case s:String |
to_table_case "Hello foo-bars" |
"hello_foo_bars" |
to_plural s:String |
to_plural "Hello foo-bars" |
"bars" |
to_singular s:String |
to_singular "Hello foo-bars" |
"bar" |
trim s:String |
trim " foo " |
"foo" |
trim_start s:String |
trim_start " foo " |
"foo " |
trim_end s:String |
trim_end " foo " |
" foo" |
unquote s:String |
unquote "\"foo\"" |
"foo" |
enquote symbol:String s:String |
enquote "" "foo" |
"\"foo\"" |
first_non_empty s:String+ |
first_non_empty "" null "foo" "bar" |
"foo" |
Helper able to render body response from an http request.
helper signature | usage sample |
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http_get url:String |
http_get "http://hello/..." |
gitignore_io templates:String |
gitignore_io "rust,visualstudiocode" |
Helper able to extract (or transform) path (defined as string).
for the same input: "/hello/bar/foo.txt"
helper_name | sample output |
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file_name | "foo.txt" |
parent | "/hello/bar" |
extension | "txt" |
Helper to read file content.
usage | output |
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{{ read_to_str "/foo/bar" }} |
content of file /foo/bar |
{{ read_to_str "file/does/not/exist" }} |
empty string |
Helper able to get environment variables.
helper_name | usage |
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env_var | env_var "HOME" |
Specials environment variables are predefined (some of them come from std::env::consts
- Rust):
variable | possible values |
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"ARCH" |
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"DLL_EXTENSION" |
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"DLL_PREFIX" |
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"DLL_SUFFIX" |
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"EXE_EXTENSION" |
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"EXE_SUFFIX" |
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"FAMILY" |
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"OS" |
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"USERNAME" |
try to find the current username, in the order:
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json_query query:String data:Json
: Helper able to extract information from json using JMESPath syntax forquery
.json_str_query query:String data:String
: Helper able to extract information from json using JMESPath syntax forquery
, data follows the requestedformat
.json_to_str data:Json
: convert a json data into a string following the requestedformat
.str_to_json data:String
: convert(parse) a string into a json following the requestedformat
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The optional requested format
, is the format of the string with data:
"json"
(default if omitted)"json_pretty"
json with indentation,..."yaml"
"toml"
"toml_pretty"
usage | output |
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{{ json_query "foo" {} }} |
`` |
{{ json_to_str ( json_query "foo" {"foo":{"bar":{"baz":true}}} ) }} |
{"bar":{"baz":true}} |
{{ json_to_str ( json_query "foo" (str_to_json "{\"foo\":{\"bar\":{\"baz\":true}}}" ) ) }} |
{"bar":{"baz":true}} |
{{ json_str_query "foo" "{\"foo\":{\"bar\":{\"baz\":true}}}" }} |
{"bar":{"baz":true}} |
{{ json_str_query "foo.bar.baz" "{\"foo\":{\"bar\":{\"baz\":true}}}" }} |
true |
{{ json_str_query "foo" "foo:\n bar:\n baz: true\n" format="yaml"}} |
bar:\n baz: true\n |
{{ json_to_str ( str_to_json "{\"foo\":{\"bar\":{\"baz\":true}}}" format="json") format="yaml"}} |
foo:\n bar:\n baz: true\n |
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Note: YAML & TOML content are used as input and output format for json data. So capabilities are limited to what json support (eg. no date-time type like in TOML).
For more advanced edition of json, you can use jsonnet.
A data templating language for app and tool developers
- See the doc of jsonnet for more samples, syntax info,...
- This block can be combined with conversion helper/block for YAML & TOML to provide edition capabilities for those format
- the output should a valid json, except if
string_output = false
is set as parameter of the block.
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Helper able to assign (to set) a variable to use later in the template.
usage | output |
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{{ assign "foo" "{}" }} |
`` |
{{ assign "foo" "{}" }}{{ foo }} |
{} |
{{ assign "foo" "hello world" }}{{ foo }} |
hello world |
{{ assign "foo" {} }}{{ foo }} |
[object] |
{{ assign "foo" {"bar": 33} }}{{ foo }} |
[object] |