Handlebars

Handlebars is a simple templating language. It uses a template and an input object to generate HTML or other text formats. Handlebars templates look like regular text with embedded Handlebars expressions.

There is a JavaScript and even a .NET version.

There are 2 articles tagged with Handlebars.

.NET / C#, Handlebars

Handlebars.Net: Fun with [Flags]

When working on a project, the need arose for better handling of enums decorated with a [Flag] attribute. In a previous article we explored how to use Handlebars.NET to generate JSON strings. In this article we’ll build further on that generator to add support for enums. We will also move away from the static JsonHandlebarsDotNet to an injectable version.

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.NET / C#, Handlebars

Handlebars.Net & JSON templates

I ❤️ Handlebars! So I was very very very happy to see that Handlebars was ported to .NET! It is a mega flexible templating engine as it can easily be extended. I’m currently working on a project where a I need to parse objects via JSON templates to JSON strings. This blog will show how to instruct Handlebars to parse into JSON and add some nice error messages if your template fails.

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