Support for formatting placeholders
See original GitHub issueAny thoughts towards providing string formatting in the placeholder like
{{Placeholder[,alignment][:formatString]}}
An actual example of this would be
{{Quantity,7:F1}}
which would emit a numeric with one decimal place with spaces on the left to make a total width of 7.
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It doesn’t, no, and I know your stated goal is to simply provide a “pure” .NET port of handlebarsjs and so you’re probably disinclined to add this. But… there is another mustache/handlebars .Net port out there that does this and it’s very convenient because it removes the necessity of having to build out these helpers
@vzwick Just for reference, I believe the mentioned library is mustache-sharp. And indeed, formatting support is very handy.