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Tests are passed ok.

deemytch

Javascript code following a `:javascript` filter does not get any special treatment, but is tokenized and parsed like regular html code. Therefore calliope will crash or produce incorrect output when...

zwippie

Remove nil values from hash attributes

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In the original Ruby Haml implementation, when hash attributes are nil, they're removed from the hash. That is, ```haml - null_var = nil #test{string: "a string", null: nil, null_var: null_var}...

marnen

Support json style keys

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HAML supports json style quoted keys on ruby 2.2, it would be great if calliope would too: ``` haml %meta{"http-equiv": "content-type", "content": "text/html; charset=utf-8"} ```

felixbuenemann

see https://github.com/phoenixframework/phoenix/issues/2498

ghost

Render a partial with arguments

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Calling render and passing a partial file name should compile. Render partial should also accept arguments. This should be in the similar to the current render but need to test....

nurugger07

This ensures that the attribute parsing goes a little nicer, and at least does not break on the access operator `.` anymore. Note that nested maps are not possible by...

Qqwy

This does not parse correctly: ```elixir iex> Calliope.Render.precompile(".foo{a: 1, b: mystruct.foo, data: %{foo: 3}}") "\n" ``` Note that instead of `mystruct.foo` being escaped, only `mystruct` is escaped. Also note that...

Qqwy

Version 0.4.2 is unusable

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After wasting a bunch of time trying to figure out why all my haml was failing to compile I discovered that the changes between 0.4.1 and 0.4.2 broke a bunch...

smpallen99

`~S/%a(href="#{a} #{b}")/` does not parse correctly. Here is the result of a test case. ``` ** (CalliopeException) Invalid attribute 'href="1{a' on line number 1` stacktrace: (calliope) lib/calliope/parser.ex:183: Calliope.Parser.raise_error/3 (calliope) lib/calliope/parser.ex:140:...

smpallen99