NAME
Template::AutoFilter - Template::Toolkit with automatic filtering
VERSION
version 0.110032
SYNOPSIS
use Template::AutoFilter;
my $templ = "[% str | none %] [% str %]";
my $out;
Template::AutoFilter->new->process( \$templ, { str => '<a>' }, \$out );
print $out; # <a> <a>
my $out;
Template::AutoFilter->new( AUTO_FILTER => 'upper' )->process( \$templ, { str => '<a>' }, \$out );
print $out; # <a> <A>DESCRIPTION
Template::AutoFilter is a subclass of Template::Toolkit which loads a specific Parser that is subclassed from Template::Parser and adds a filter instruction to each interpolation token found in templates loaded by the TT engine.
By default this automatic filter is set to be 'html', but can be modified during object creation by passing the AUTO_FILTER option with the name of the wanted filter.
Additionally a pass-through filter called 'none' is added to the object to allow exclusion of tokens from being filtered.
WARNING: This module is highly experimental. I have not done a lot of testing and things might blow up in unexpected ways. The API and behavior might change with any release (until 1.0). If you'd like to see any changes implemented, let me know via RT, email, IRC or by opening a pull request on github.
Use at your own risk.
METHODS
new
Pre-processes the parameters passed on to Template's new(). Adds the pass-through filter and creates the AutoFilter Parser.
AUTHOR
Christian Walde <walde.christian@googlemail.com>
COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
This software is Copyright (c) 2011 by Christian Walde.
This is free software, licensed under:
DO WHAT THE FUCK YOU WANT TO PUBLIC LICENSE, Version 2, December 2004