Stubble v1.0.0-alpha18 Release Notes

Release Date: 2018-07-01 // almost 6 years ago
  • Compilation

    ๐Ÿ“ฆ So we now have a compilation renderer which will allow you to compile your mustache templates to strongly typed functions. This currently doesn't work with the Lambda portion of the spec however has massive speed improvements over standard rendering for templates that don't change too often. This is exposed as an extension package and can be included my going to nuget and looking for Stubble.Compilation. For more details on this feature please checkout the readme or look at the docs here.

    ๐Ÿ”ง Configuration Rework

    ๐Ÿ— Configuring a renderer has now changed and there is a specific settings builder class which is configured in a Configure method on the renderer builder itself. We recommend that all extensions adding extension methods for settings add them to IRendererSettingsBuilder since they will be easily discoverable by users. For more details on this please see the extension docs here.

    Migration from the old method to the new method would look something like this

    var loader = // Setup custom template loader herevar builder = new StubbleBuilder() .SetTemplateLoader(loader) .SetPartialTemplateLoader(loader) .Build();// Becomesvar builder = new StubbleBuilder() .Configure(settings =\>settings.SetTemplateLoader(loader) .SetPartialTemplateLoader(loader); ) .Build();
    

    Strong Naming

    ๐Ÿ“ฆ I've removed the strong naming from the core Stubble.Core package due to it requiring people to add binding redirects which can cause all kinds of problems. If you require strong naming we suggest you use strongnamer to resolve anything requiring strong naming to be present.