Taggart v0.1.0 Taggart View Source
Generates tags upon use.
The use
macro automatically handles any ambiguities between html
elements and the funcions from Kernel
. Kernel.div/2
for example
is unimported to allow the use of the div
element. If you still
need to use Kernel.div/2
, just call it as Kernel.div(20, 2)
Importing
Generates all known HTML tags as macros upon import:
use Taggart
div do
span("some content")
end
Generates just the given tags:
use Taggart, tags: [:foo, :bar]
foo do
bar("some content")
end
If you would like to carefully control the imports:
import Kernel, except: [div: 2]
use Taggart, deconflict_imports: false
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See taggart/1
Allows grouping tags in a block.
Groups tags such that they all become part of the result. Normally,
with an Elixir block, only the last expression is part of the value.
This is useful, for example, as the do block of
Phoenix.HTML.Form.form_for/4
.
form_for(conn, "/users", [as: :user], fn f ->
taggart do
label do
"Name:"
text_input(f, :name)
end
label do
"Age:"
select(f, :age, 18..100)
end
end
end
Examples
iex> taggart() |> Phoenix.HTML.safe_to_string()
""
iex> (taggart do div() ; span() end) |> Phoenix.HTML.safe_to_string()
"<div></div><span></span>"