Quotes and other special characters get HTML encoded

Variables with special characters such as single and double quotes get HTML encoded.

For example:

{
    "test1": "Hello ' <> \" characters",
    "test2": "Hello {{replace}}"
}

18n.__('test1');
18n.__('test2', {replace: '<> \' "'});

will result in the following strings

test1 = "Hello ' <> " characters"
test2 = "Hello &lt;&gt; &#39; &quot;"

Is this a bug because I can’t find a configuration to disable HTML encoding

[dominicbartl]

@mashpie I found those issues as well, though I’m not rendering any HTML, the strings above come straight from i18n. Just found out i18n is using Mustache, so adding 3 brackets {{{ ... }}} fixes the issue.

So the following PR is no longer needed https://github.com/mashpie/i18n-node/pull/366

[mashpie]

feel free to submit an improving PR.

It should posibly also adress the following:

People using mustache should Know how to use it https://github.com/janl/mustache.js#variables

People wanting to opt-out can do so by i18n.configure({mustacheConfig.disable: true}) as described quite high in https://github.com/mashpie/i18n-node#list-of-all-configuration-options