TemplAT is a versatile template engine for text files, built as an API for use in Java applications and servlets.
Here are some key features of this software:
Simple
The TemplAT programming language is uncomplicated to learn as it is built with just the basics of programming constructs, including if-then-else, loops, and include (with parameters). It also allows you to call and access Java arrays which together, provide a potent dynamic template language.
Small
It is designed to contain only what is necessary to provide the aforementioned programming constructs and does not require any other external library dependencies. The TemplAT library is only 39K, ensuring that it is not bulky and does not require a large amount of memory and CPU resources to run.
Useful
TemplAT’s primary use case is for generating HTML pages for a Java servlet on a web server. It is versatile enough to generate C++, SQL or Java code, making it efficient for any text file where programming capability is necessary (loops, if-then-else, includes, and method calls).
Reliable
The source code correctness is ensured by an extensive suite of JUnit tests. With each new release, new features and improvements are added, and regression prevented. The internal structure of the TemplAT code is uncomplicated, clean, and dependable.
What’s new in this release:
The packages were renamed to net.sourceforge.templat. The "parse" method was renamed "render.” The NOTICE file was added, and some refactoring was done. Minor error handling improvements were incorporated.
In conclusion, TemplAT is an essential software that you can use to generate templates for your project. TemplAT's simplicity, uniqueness, small size, and reliability make it a handy tool in your development arsenal. TemplAT also provides ample functionalities that make it adaptable to several use cases.
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