MbSoftLab.TemplateEngine.Core 1.0.4

MbSoftLab.TemplateEngine.Core

namespace MbSoftLab.TemplateEngine.Core
{
    public class TemplateEngine : TemplateEngine<object>{}

    public class TemplateEngine<T>{...}
}

The TemplateEngine replaces values from properties of C# classes in template strings. The C# class with the data holding properties is called the TemplateDataModel class. The string with the placeholders is called a string template or template string.

You can bind the value from your C-property to your string template by using ${YourPropertyName}. You can set a custom delimiters. Use the OpeningDelimiter and CloseingDelimiter properties to handle this.

Also you can access parameterless public methods of TemplateDataModell classes by using ${MethodName()} in your template.

The default is ${ for the start delimiter and } for the end delimiter.

 Person person = new Person
 {
     FirstName = "Jo",
     LastName="Doe"
 };

string template = "<MyTag>${FirstName}, ${LastName}</MyTag>";

TemplateEngine templateEngine = new TemplateEngine(person,template);
string outputString = templateEngine.CreateStringFromTemplate();

Console.Write(outputString); // Output: <MyTag>Jo, Doe</MyTag> 

Methods

Propertys

Exampels

Load the template and fill with Data from modell

// Create a modell Class for Data
 TemplateDataModel templateDataModel = new TemplateDataModel
 {
     ProjektName = "Projektname"
 };

string template = "<MyTag>${ProjektName}</MyTag>";

TemplateEngine templateEngine = new TemplateEngine(templateDataModel,template);
string outputString = templateEngine.CreateStringFromTemplate();

Console.Write(outputString); // Ausgabe: <MyTag>Projektname</MyTag> 

Load template from file

    TemplateDataModel templateDataModel = new TemplateDataModel
    {
      ProjektName = "Projektname",
      KundeNummer = "1234",
      ProjektLink = "https://google.de",
      ProjektKuerzel = "PKZL"
    };

     TemplateEngine templateEngine = new TemplateEngine(templateDataModel);
     templateEngine.LoadTemplateFromFile("Html.template.html");
     string outputString = templateEngine.CreateStringFromTemplate();

     Console.WriteLine(outputString);

Template and model over PropertyInjection

 TemplateDataModel templateDataModel = new TemplateDataModel
 {
     ProjectName = "Projectname",
     KundeNummer = "1234",
     ProjektLink = "https://google.de",
     ProjektKuerzel = "PKZL"
 };

 string template = "<p>${ProjectName}</p>";
 TemplateEngine templateEngine = new TemplateEngine();
 templateEngine.TemplateDataModel = templateDataModel;
 templateEngine.TemplateString = template;
 Console.WriteLine(templateEngine.CreateStringFromTemplate());

Template and model over DependencyInjection

  TemplateDataModel templateDataModel = new TemplateDataModel
  {
      ProjectName = "Projectname",
      KundeNummer = "1234",
      ProjektLink = "https://google.de",
      ProjektKuerzel = "PKZL"
  };

  string template = "<p>${ProjectName}</p>";
  TemplateEngine templateEngine = new TemplateEngine(templateDataModel,template);
  Console.WriteLine(templateEngine.CreateStringFromTemplate());

TemplateEngine with PropertyInjection and generic type

 TemplateDataModel templateDataModel = new TemplateDataModel
 {
     ProjectName = "Projectname",
     KundeNummer = null,
     ProjektLink = "https://google.de",
     ProjektKuerzel = "KZ"
 };

 string template = "<p>{{ProjectName}}</p><p>{{KundeNummer}}</p>";
 TemplateEngine<TemplateDataModel> templateEngine = new TemplateEngine<TemplateDataModel>()
 {
     TemplateDataModel = templateDataModel,
     TemplateString = template,
     OpeningDelimiter = "{{",
     CloseingDelimiter = "}}",
     NullStringValue = "???"
 };
 Console.WriteLine(templateEngine.CreateStringFromTemplate());

Datatype compatibility

• ✔ String
• ✔ Byte
• ✔ Short
• ✔ UShort
• ✔ Long
• ✔ ULong
• ✔ SByte
• ✔ Char
• ✔ UInt16
• ✔ Int32
• ✔ UInt64
• ✔ Int16
• ✔ Int32
• ✔ Int64
• ✔ Decimal
• ✔ Double
• ✔ DateTime
• ✔ Boolean
• ❌ Object
• ❌ CustomClasses
• ❌ IList, List, Dictionary, IEnumerable, etc..

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