v.0.3.0

Allows the usage of the compiler in a .net core environment.
This is achieved by changing the way handlebars-templates are compiled.

Before, the compiled would ship as Visual Studio CustomTool.
Now it is a simple CommandLine Tool that takes solution or project-files as arguments.
Have a look in the examples folder to learn how to setup your projects.

Also, #equals-Blocks are now supported.

v0.3.3

Released a ViewEngine for the use with asp.net core.
Have a look at the asp.net core example to see how it can be used.

v0.2.6

Bugfixes

• Fixed Bug where #each over a class that inherited IEnumerable was not resolved correctly

v.0.2.5

Bugfixes:

• Interfaces inhereting form other interfaces are now handled correctly
• Multiline-Comments with Whitespacecontrol (e.g. "{{-- Comment --}}") fixed
• There can now be whitespace between the model- and the layouttokens

Thanks to Marvin Schwing for contributing.

v.0.2.4

New Tooling:

• Build a ViewEngine for integration into ASP.NET MVC projects
• Revised the Command Line Iterface to be compatible with dotNetCore Projects

Bugfixes

• Whitespace control through HandlebarsTokens fixed
• Nested classes as ViewModels possible
• Fixed Namespace resolution
• MarkupLiterals in combination with multiline comments fixed
• Unnecessary #if bug fixed

v.0.2.0

Newly implemented Handlebars features:

• Allow generic types as models
• Handlebars Templates with static content
• Literal Parameters for Helpers and Partials
• Else in #with blocks
• #each over objects

Bugfixes:

• 0 is now treated as falsy
• "{{&" token render unencoded HTML
• HelperCalls encode HTML correctly
• Partials are checked for correct namespace

Initial Release

v0.1.2

0.1.2