Overview

Corgi is a powerful HTML template language for Go that draws inspiration from the pug syntax. It offers a unique approach to HTML generation, aiming to enhance readability and maintainability in your code. With Corgi, developers can create dynamic web applications with an intuitive syntax that models HTML structure, making it accessible for both novice and seasoned programmers.

The utility of Corgi extends beyond just syntax; it incorporates various features that streamline the templating process. From conditional rendering to the ability to import other files, Corgi sets itself apart in the realm of templating engines for Go. Whether you're developing a small project or a large-scale application, Corgi is designed to elevate your web development experience.

Features

Highly Readable Syntax: Corgi's syntax models HTML closely, enhancing code readability and making it easier to understand the structure at first glance.
Mixins: These functions allow you to render repeated pieces of code, promoting reusability and reducing redundancy in your templates.
Conditional Classes: Easily manage conditional classes with a syntax that remains clear and understandable, helping maintain clean code.
File Imports: Import other files to access their mixins and keep your templates organized and modular.
Template Splitting: Large templates can be split into multiple files, making them easier to manage and navigate.
Inheritance Support: Corgi supports inheriting templates, allowing for more complex and dynamic layout structures.
Compile-time Minification: Generate minified HTML, CSS, and JS at compile-time to optimize performance without adding runtime overhead.
Context-aware Escaping: Automatically handle HTML, CSS, and JS escaping and filtering based on context, enhancing security and preventing vulnerabilities.

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