Question: How to escape the template engine syntax?
See original GitHub issueFor example, let’s say I have an HTML page that has some inline javascript, like the below one.
console.log(`testing ${myVar}`);
How can I escape the jte
syntax so to say, in that piece of code, to make sure it won’t be processed?
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@renannprado jte 2 is finally released, containing this feature!
I’ve updated the documentation this morning, so I think everything’s done now.
Thank you for suggesting this feature and sorry it took so long! But I really like the end result 😃
Thanks for giving it a shot!
Yeah, the autocompletion is done via live templates, I think to prevent those they’d need to be implemented by hand.