slime
A minimalistic HTML templating language for Elixir, inspired by Slim, that reduces verbosity in markup.
What is slime?
Slime is a minimalistic HTML templating language for Elixir, inspired by the Ruby Slim library. It allows developers to write HTML templates using a concise, indentation-based syntax that eliminates closing tags and reduces boilerplate. It seamlessly integrates Elixir code for dynamic content generation, making it ideal for web applications built with frameworks like Phoenix.
Elixir developers, particularly those using the Phoenix web framework, who want a cleaner, more expressive alternative to EEx templates for generating HTML.
Developers choose Slime for its significantly reduced verbosity compared to traditional HTML or EEx, its deep integration with Elixir's syntax and idioms, and its flexibility with embedded engines for JavaScript, CSS, or custom markup.
Overview
Minimalistic HTML templates for Elixir, inspired by Slim.
Use Cases
Best For
- Building Phoenix web applications with cleaner, more readable templates
- Reducing HTML boilerplate in Elixir projects
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