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<title>textproc: Add lua-etlua</title>
<updated>2020-07-02T17:30:22Z</updated>
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<name>nia</name>
<email>nia@pkgsrc.org</email>
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<published>2020-07-02T17:30:22Z</published>
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Allows you to render ERB style templates but with Lua. Supports &lt;%
%&gt;, &lt;%= %&gt; and &lt;%- %&gt; tags (with optional newline slurping) for
embedding code.

How it works:

- Templates are transparently translated into Lua code and then
  loaded as a function. Rendering a compiled template is very fast.

- Any compile time errors are rewritten to show the original source
  position in the template.

- The parser is aware of strings so you can put closing tags inside
  of a string literal without any problems.</content>
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