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Hi, I'm working on a tool that can be used to parse postmark server email templates and generate typedefs for the template model that can help guide devs in their...

calebpitan

Bumps [Newtonsoft.Json](https://github.com/JamesNK/Newtonsoft.Json) from 12.0.2 to 13.0.2. Release notes Sourced from Newtonsoft.Json's releases. 13.0.2 New feature - Add support for DateOnly and TimeOnly New feature - Add UnixDateTimeConverter.AllowPreEpoch property New feature...

dependabot[bot]

Grunt task to render Mustachio templates

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My team uses [MailMason](https://github.com/wildbit/mailmason) and [Postmark](https://postmarkapp.com/), to manage all our transactional email templates. ### Request: I would like to have a `grunt` task that takes my generated `.html` Mustachio templates,...

hardingmatt

Hi, is the last package 2.1.0 releated to net framework 2 only? the nuGet Package limit its installation

i87ce

Wanted to use GUIDs as tag names, but have a trouble with parsing them - the following exception occurs: `Mustachio.IndexedParseException: The path '110E6231-BA3E-40DD-AF62-9802DCC02B61' is not valid. Please see documentation for...

ArtemyB

Typo in assigning regex options.

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https://github.com/wildbit/mustachio/blob/7e0c16c8d35133e3ba837d88af349be76decd0b2/Mustachio/Tokenizer.cs#L21 It seems like the RegexOptions.Compiled is incorrectly added twice in the constructor.

devravitiwari

Where is there a token in the package image?  https://github.com/wildbit/mustachio/blob/7ea435f0681aa34d1894e6dfbc5d6113d4da0d9c/Mustachio/Mustachio.csproj#L18

304NotModified

This library looks great! I would recommend to add some topics on Github, so it's easier to find :) 

304NotModified

Extending the #Each Syntax to accept a Scalar Value / Object

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This request automatically boxes a Scalar Value / Object to an IEnumerable when using the #Each Syntax instead of throwing an Exception Removes the exception ``` '{0}' is used like...

justshrey

Referring to individual array element

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I have given model ``` { "array": [ "foo", "bar", "fizz", "buzz"] } ``` in mustache.js you can access individual array elements with this syntax: {{array.2}} which should return "fizz"....

microdee