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Custom tags with body

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I tried to define a custom tag that accepts a body, but the body is provided to the tag as `[Syntax]`, which is not something that converts to the required...

koenpunt

Full compatibility with `-strict-concurrency=complete`

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These changes will make `leaf-kit` fully compatible with `-strict-concurrency=complete`.

MahdiBM

Add a `#routes` or `#link_to` Tag

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**Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.** I'm currently looking for a way to add my routes in my leaf templates ``` Home # => Home ```...

thecodechef

Add quote escaping to tag parameters

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Hey everyone! I've tried to implement something to make #122 work. I went with a dollar sign but if you think something else is better it should work if any...

roya1v

Allow to add quotes into stringLiteral parameters

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**Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.** I'm using a custom tag that has a string parameter. If this parameter includes a quote, this is interpreted as...

supakonoha

loop over custom tag result

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In Leaf 3 we could loop not just over arrays from context, but we also could loop over custom tag result Now in Leaf 4: 1) `#for(language in #config("app", "languages")):`...

Igor-Palaguta

### Describe the bug Whilst creating a custom `UnsafeUnescapedLeafTag`, `context.requireNoBody()` always throws even if no body is provided, while `context.requireBody()` never throws even when no body is provided, rather returning...

ptoffy

Add support for minification or prettification of Leaf's final output

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I'm finding that the default output of a readable Leaf template includes quite a lot of unnecessary whitespace. To combat this, I'm reducing the "real" whitespace in my Leaf templates,...

tonyarnold

Draft: some rewrite thing

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This PR is some sort of mess of me deciding to make the scanner have better errors, then ending up rewriting the scanner, then ending up rewriting the parser that...

pontaoski

Looping through arrays is already possible via the `#for( something in array ):` syntax. But I often need to loop through dictionaries. In my projects I often have `[UUID: Codable]`...

ftruter