This look really interesting. I especially appreciate all the documentation.
I did have a question, though, from looking at the Readme, about what the context looks like.
For instance, your example in the Readme iterates over items and puts `item.url` into the template, but that dotted lookup looks weird to me when I think about the haskell data types getting injected into the template. Is that a list of Haskell records? Anyway, it might be worth including a sample context in the Readme, to complete that example.
More broadly, I realized that there may be some mental paradigm shifts I would have to do when going from Haskell to Jinja or vice versa.
It looks like a solid effort, though, and very interesting.
On Thu, Nov 17, 2016 at 06:05:51AM -0500, Josh Barney wrote:
> I love how saying the name 'ginger' with the right accent sounds exactly like 'jinja' :)
That's intentional :)
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