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DotLiquid is a .Net port of the popular Ruby Liquid templating language. It is a separate project that aims to retain the same template syntax as the original, while using .NET coding conventions where possible.

For more information about the original Liquid project, see http://www.liquidmarkup.org.

1. Download the latest release from the downloads page. The zip file contains DotLiquid.dll, which is the only one you need.
2. Read the wiki for information on writing and using DotLiquid templates.

• You want to leave business logic in your compiled controllers and out of your templates.
• You're looking for a logic-less template language that also exists for other platforms (ie: node, python).
• You want to allow your users to edit their own page templates, but want to ensure they don't run insecure code.
• You want to render templates directly from the database.
• You want a template engine for emails.

<ul id="products">
  {% for product in products %}
    <li>
      <h2>{{product.name}}</h2>
      Only {{product.price | price }}

      {{product.description | prettyprint | paragraph }}
    </li>
  {% endfor %}
</ul>

DotLiquid supports a very simple API based around the DotLiquid.Template class. Generally, you can read the contents of a file into a template, and then render the template by passing it parameters in the form of a Hash object. There are several ways you can construct a Hash object, including from a Dictionary, or using the Hash.FromAnonymousObject method.

Template template = Template.Parse("hi {{name}}"); // Parses and compiles the template template.Render(Hash.FromAnonymousObject(new { name = "tobi" })); // => "hi tobi"

Are you using DotLiquid in an open source project? Tell us with a PR!

• Suave.DotLiquid
• Pretzel