NAME

YATT::Lite - Template with "use strict"

SYNOPSIS

# Minimum case:
use YATT::Lite;

my $tmpl = q{
  <!yatt:args title who="?World">
  <h2>&yatt:title;</h2>
  Hello &yatt:who;!

  <!yatt:widget alter title who="?Space">
  <div class="title">&yatt:title;</div>
  <div class="body">
  Hello &yatt:who;!
  </div>
};

# string based templating.
my $yatt = YATT::Lite->new(vfs => [data => $tmpl], app_ns => "MyApp");

# to invoke above template, call 'render' method.
print $yatt->render("", {title => "My First YATT"}), "\n";

# If you want to write large data directly into filehandle, use 'render_into'.
$yatt->render_into(\*STDOUT, alter => ["My Second YATT"]);

# Multiple template.
my $yatt2 = YATT::Lite->new(vfs => [data => {foo => "..", bar => ".."}]
                           , app_ns => "MyApp2");
print $yatt2->render(foo => [1,2]);
print $yatt2->render(bar => [3,4]);

# And filesystem based templating.
my $yatt3 = YATT::Lite->new(vfs => [file => "my.yatt"], app_ns => "MyApp3");
my $yatt4 = YATT::Lite->new(vfs => [dir  => "my.ytmpl"], app_ns => "MyApp4");

DESCRIPTION

YATT is Yet Another Template Toolkit, aimed at empowering Web Designers. YATT::Lite is latest version of YATT. For overview, see readme.

CONFIGS

vfs

app_ns

EXPORTS

-as_base

Entity

*CON, *YATT, *SYS

METHODS

render($name, %$args)

render_into($fh, $name, %$args)

entity($name, @args)

find_handler($type, $name);

find_renderer

find_part

find_file

find_product

ENTITIES

template()

stash()

file_rootname()

HOOKS

_handle_$type($fh, $file)

_handle_yatt($fh, $file)

AUTHOR

"KOBAYASI, Hiroaki" <hkoba@cpan.org>