Alejandro

I have the same issue (Firefox 107.0.1 in macOS Ventura). I tried @pana1990 solution locally, but it didn't fix the issue, at least in my case.

Hello @wolframkriesing! Due to the way the template engine works, those examples aren't valid. But there is this alternative: ```html {% const fn = () => { return 'print me'...

Actually yes! you can use reusable code blocks (at least with external files) in your templates with the `require` tag. This is an example where the tag will be replaced...

Thank you for pointing out that limitation, it has been fixed! :) 212b5f93030fee403ae0ffde23ece0cf91553df2 By the way, a feature to allow reusable code blocks within the same template has been added...

Hello @wolframkriesing! The version 1.2 of Tundra is out, and it includes the reusable code blocks feature (called spreads). Take a look at the documentation to see how to use...

It wasn't possible to use spreads coming from an imported view, but now with the 1.3 version it is possible. :) 02e7f546b2801c5f66377fd568e5bf9d87ae20c8 Just define your spreads in one file and...