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description: A simple, expressive, extensible Liquid template engine for JavaScript — Shopify, Jekyll and GitHub Pages compatible, for Node.js, browsers, and the CLI, with TypeScript support.
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subtitle: A simple, expressive, extensible Liquid template engine for JavaScript — Shopify, Jekyll and GitHub Pages compatible, for Node.js, browsers, and the CLI, with TypeScript support.
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ul#intro-feature-list
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li.intro-feature-wrap
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i.icon-shield
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h3.intro-feature-title Safe & Typed
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p.intro-feature-desc Templates are readable and fault-tolerant, parsed to an AST with no #[code eval] or #[code new Function]. The whole repo is written in TypeScript strict mode, so types stay precise and docs accurate.
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li.intro-feature-wrap
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i.icon-rocket
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h3.intro-feature-title Pure JavaScript
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p.intro-feature-desc Written in pure JavaScript with no native bindings, running in both Node.js and the browser. The CMD, ESM and CJS bundles are all available on CDN.
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li.intro-feature-wrap
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i.icon-shopify
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h3.intro-feature-title Shopify & Jekyll
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p.intro-feature-desc All filters and tags from Ruby #[a(href="https://github.com/shopify/liquid") shopify/liquid] are supported, so #[a(href="https://themes.shopify.com/") Shopify templates] work out of the box — as do #[a(href="https://jekyllrb.com/") Jekyll] sites and #[a(href="https://pages.github.com/") GitHub Pages].
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li.intro-feature-wrap
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i.icon-network
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h3.intro-feature-title Streaming
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p.intro-feature-desc Render directly to a Node.js stream with #[code renderToNodeStream], emitting output as it's produced — for a faster time to first byte and low memory usage on large pages. |