If tag is not specified..

[jokesterfr]

..it fails. I tried with a tpl containing {{mytag}} and a json shema {john:"I'm john"}, I got no response from the server (I use the example mentioned on the main page).
It seems simple to correct, but that really harm (I mean if I forget only one string the client never get the data). Would be better if {{mytag}} would be replaced by a blank if not found :) (throwing an error in the server, but not blocking evthg)

Ciao,
Jk.

[raycmorgan]

Actually, it should just be printing nothing when it encounters that tag. I will look into this.

[tamsler]

Would it make sense to not touch the {{}} if the view doesn't define the tag for it?

e.g.

• Hello {{foo}}, test {{bar}}
• {foo:'world'}

... would produce: Hello world, test {{bar}}

maybe this behavior could be configured.

[raycmorgan]

Mustache tags are suppose to render blank if their value is not defined. I
would be open to having a way to override this behavior, but the default
needs to be in line with the Mustache spec as to not be a surprise. It
would also be cool to be able to configure it to throw errors on missing
tags, mainly for development purposes.

On Thu, Jan 10, 2013 at 4:49 PM, Thomas Amsler notifications@git.luolix.topwrote:

Would it make sense to not touch the {{}} if the view doesn't define the
tag for it?

e.g.

• Hello {{foo}}, test {{bar}}
• {foo:'world'}

... would produce: Hello world, test {{bar}}

maybe this behavior could be configured.

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[tamsler]

As a default it make sense. The specific use-case that I have is:

I need to template an HTML file that uses Mustache tags for two purposes:

1. AngularJS bindings. These should not be touched by the MU process.
2. Mustache tags that need to be processed for server side data pre-rendering.

A way to overwrite the default behavior would be greatly appreciated.

[shawnfeldman]

adding my .02, would be great to have an event that notifies you of missed tags.