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README.md

Go Liquid Template Parser

goliquid is a very early-stage Go implementation of the Shopify Liquid template language, for use in Gojekyll.

Status

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  • Basics
    • Literals
      • String Escapes
    • Variables
    • Operators
    • Arrays
    • Whitespace Control
  • Tags
    • Comment
    • Control Flow
      • if/else/elsif
      • unless
      • case/when
    • Iteration - [x] for - [ ] limit - [ ] offset - [ ] range - [x] reversed - [ ] break, continue - [ ] loop variables - [ ] tablerow - [ ] cycle
    • Raw
    • Variable
      • Assign
      • Capture
  • Filters

Install

go get -u github.com/osteele/goliquid

Contribute

Setup

make setup

Install Ragel. On macOS: brew install ragel.

Workflow

go generate ./...
go test ./...

Test just the scanner:

cd expressions
ragel -Z scanner.rl && go test

Attribution

Michael Hamrah's Lexing with Ragel and Parsing with Yacc using Go was essential to understanding go yacc.

License

MIT License