In programming web applications is often useful to be able to have a templating function.
This is a templating function (rather a library) that aligns with avoiding complexity, safety by design and separation of concerns.
This is how one would use such a template:
var MAINtemplate= `<p>$Name$ has $$$Amount$ in their bank account.</p>$`; function MAINrun(){ var Body = document.querySelector('body'); var Data = [{Amount : 55, Name : " Fred " }, {Amount : 45 , Name : "Mary"}]; Body.innerHTML = TEMexpand(Data, MAINtemplate); } READYevent(MAINrun);
This code would produce:
Fred has $55 in their bank account. Mary has $45 in their bank account.
TEMexpand is implemented couple of dozen lines of code. You can get the source here.
So why use this instead of a fully featured templating system like Mustache?