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# jael
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[](https://pub.dartlang.org/packages/jael)
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[](https://travis-ci.org/angel-dart/jael)
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A simple server-side HTML templating engine for Dart.
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Though its syntax is but a superset of HTML, it supports features such as:
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* Loops
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* Conditionals
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* Template inheritance
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* Block scoping
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* `switch` syntax
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* Interpolation of any Dart expression
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Jael is a good choice for applications of any scale, especially when the development team is small,
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or the time invested in building an SPA would be too much.
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## Documentation
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Each of the [packages within this repository](#this-repository) contains
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some sort of documentation.
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Documentation for Jael syntax and directives can be found in the
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[wiki](https://github.com/angel-dart/jael/wiki).
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## This Repository
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Within this repository are three packages:
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* `package:jael` - Contains the Jael parser, AST, and HTML renderer.
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* `package:jael_preprocessor` - Handles template inheritance, and facilitates the use of "compile-time" constructs.
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* `package:build_jael` - Uses `package:build` to compile Jael templates, therefore allowing speedy incremental builds to HTML files.
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* `package:angel_jael` - [Angel](https://angel-dart.github.io) support for Jael. Angel contains other
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facilities to speed up application development, so something like Jael is right at home. |