jinjar_config: Configure the templating engine

In jinjar: Template Engine Inspired by 'Jinja'

Configure the templating engine

Description

Create an object to configure the templating engine behavior (e.g. customize the syntax). The default values have been chosen to match the Jinja defaults.

Usage

jinjar_config(
  loader = NULL,
  block_open = "{%",
  block_close = "%}",
  variable_open = "{{",
  variable_close = "}}",
  comment_open = "{#",
  comment_close = "#}",
  line_statement = NULL,
  trim_blocks = FALSE,
  lstrip_blocks = FALSE,
  ignore_missing_files = FALSE
)

default_config()

Arguments

loader	How the engine discovers templates. Choices: NULL (default), disables search for templates. Path to template directory. A loader object.
block_open, block_close	The opening and closing delimiters for control blocks. Default: ⁠"{%"⁠ and ⁠"%}"⁠.
variable_open, variable_close	The opening and closing delimiters for print statements. Default: "{{" and "}}".
comment_open, comment_close	The opening and closing delimiters for comments. Default: "{#" and "#}".
line_statement	The prefix for an inline statement. If NULL (the default), inline statements are disabled.
trim_blocks	Remove first newline after a block. Default: FALSE.
lstrip_blocks	Remove inline whitespace before a block. Default: FALSE.
ignore_missing_files	Ignore include or extends statements when the auxiliary template cannot be found. If FALSE (default), then an error is raised.

Value

A "jinjar_config" object.

Note

The equivalent Jinja class is Environment, but this term has special significance in R (see environment()).

Examples

jinjar_config()

jinjar documentation built on April 4, 2025, 2:16 a.m.