Hello everyone,
A few of you might have remembered me posting a proof-of-concept embedded D template engine a week or two ago. I'd like to announce that a few weeks of development later, I've extracted the core idea of that into a Dub-compatible library, called templ-d.

The syntax that templ-d uses is identical to that of eRuby, so any Ruby programmers will feel right at home with this. However, delimiters can easily be changed if you so choose.

Templ-d parses templates at compile time, so there is zero runtime overhead when rendering templates. An optional object or struct can be passed into templ-d functions, to provide outside context to the template.

An example of what the syntax looks like:

% foreach(i; 0..2) {
Index: <%= i %>
% }

will return the string:

Index: 0
Index: 1
Index: 2

Details about passing in additional contexts and shorthand/longhand notation plus examples are available at:

> https://github.com/dymk/templ-d

The dub package is located at:
> http://registry.vibed.org/packages/templ-d

This is the first public-presentable D project I've done, so critique on the code and pull requests are very welcome. On a side note, a target I've got for the library is to be an alternative template engine for vibe-d, a web framework written in D, but I'll cross that bridge in the future.