(Love this library—thank you!)
This is going to be a very specific nitpick so just keep that in mind. I wanted to use this lib to parse some existing Jekyll templates and while I don’t expect a completely fluid parse, one thing that did trip me up: Jekyll includes.
Specifically, Jekyll uses {% include footer.html %} (without quotes) and this library expects {% include 'footer.html' %} (quotes). I suppose I just have a question: is this a limitation of the library (something that could be worked around) or a limitation of any non-Ruby implementation?
Thanks!
Zach
(Love this library—thank you!)
This is going to be a very specific nitpick so just keep that in mind. I wanted to use this lib to parse some existing Jekyll templates and while I don’t expect a completely fluid parse, one thing that did trip me up: Jekyll includes.
Specifically, Jekyll uses
{% include footer.html %}(without quotes) and this library expects{% include 'footer.html' %}(quotes). I suppose I just have a question: is this a limitation of the library (something that could be worked around) or a limitation of any non-Ruby implementation?Thanks!
Zach