NAME Dancer::Template::Haml - Haml wrapper for Dancer SYNOPSIS set template => 'haml'; get '/bazinga', sub { template 'bazinga' => { title => 'Bazinga!', content => 'Bazinga?', }; }; Then, on "views/bazinga.haml": !!! %html{ :xmlns => "http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml", :lang => "en", "xml:lang" => "en"} %head %title= $title %body #content %strong= $content And... bazinga! DESCRIPTION This class is an interface between Dancer's template engine abstraction layer and the Text::Haml module. In order to use this engine, set the following setting as the following: template: haml This can be done in your config.yml file or directly in your app code with the set keyword. Through configuration you may activate and define filters and helpers. For the list of predefined filters, and other details, check the documentation in the ./lib/Dancer/Template/Haml.pm module. The ./t directory provides examples. Activate two of the predefined filters: haml: filters_activate: markdown: textile: Provide options: haml: filters_activate: markdown: tab_width: 2 trust_list_start_value: 1 Define your own filter: haml: filters_activate: knuthreflow: maximum => 65, module => 'Text::Reflow' renderer => reflow_string One (token) Helper is provided: haml: helpers_activate: tictoc: Define you own helper: haml: helpers_activate: foo: helper: 'sub { shift; my $s = shift; $s =~ s/r/z/; $s;}' Invoke your helper: Haml Html --------------- ---------------- %p= foo("bar") <p>baz</p> SEE ALSO Dancer, Text::Haml TODO The usage of helpers, filters and attributes. This will be expanded as Dancer expands its capabilities to take specific parameters for each templating engine it supports. AUTHOR This module has been written by David Moreno, <http://stereonaut.net/>. LICENSE This module is free software and is released under the same terms as Perl itself.