Nustache - Logic-less templates for .NET For a list of implementations (other than .NET) and editor plugins, see http://mustache.github.com/. Installation: - Pull from GitHub or download the repository and build it. - Or, install via NuGet (search for Nustache). - If you're using MVC, you'll want to build/install the Nustache.Mvc3 project, too. Usage: For non-MVC projects: - Add a reference to Nustache.Core.dll (done for you if you used NuGet). - Import the Nustache.Core namespace. - Use one of the static, helper methods on the Render class. var html = Render.FileToString("foo.template", myData); - Data can be object, IDictionary, or DataTable. - If you need more control, use Render.Template. - See the source and tests for more information. For MVC projects: - Add a reference to Nustache.Mvc3.dll (done for you if you used NuGet). - Add NustacheViewEngine to the global list of view engines. - See Global.asax.cs in the Nustache.Mvc3.Example project for an example. nustache.exe: - Command-line wrapper around Render.FileToFile. - Parameters are templatePath, dataPath, and outputPath. - Reads JSON or XML from dataPath for data. - If extension is .js or .json, assumes JSON. Must wrap with { }. - If extension is .xml, assumes XML. Initial context is the document element. nustache.exe foo.template myData.json foo.html - External templates are assumed to be in the same folder as the template mentioned in templatePath. - Extension is also assumed to be the same as the template in templatePath. Syntax: - The same as Mustache with some extensions. - Support for defining internal templates: {{<foo}}This is the foo template.{{/foo}} The above doesn't get rendered until it's included like this: {{>foo}} You can define templates inside sections. They override templates defined in outer sections which override external templates.