A Ruby DSL to generate HTML and CSS.
Inspired by markaby with some specialized additions for certain kinds of elements.
require 'paggio/now' # html! avoids outputting the doctype and <html> tags html! do div.content! do p <<-EOS I like trains EOS end end
This will output:
<div id="content"> <p> I like trains. </p> </div>
Inspired by SCSS with some nice CSS unit handling monkey-patching.
require 'paggio/now' css do rule '.content' do background :black color :white rule '&:hover' do background :white color :black end rule '.stuff' do font size: 50.px end end end
This will output:
.content { background: black; color: white; } .content .stuff { font-size: 50px; } .content:hover { background: white; color: black; }
Because why not.
require 'sinatra' require 'paggio' get '/' do Paggio.html do head do title "Yo, I'm on Sinatra" style do rule 'html', 'body' do width 100.% height 100.% # reset some stuff margin 0 padding 0 position :absolute top 0 background :black color :white end rule '#content' do width 50.% height 100.% margin 0, :auto border left: [3.px, :solid, :white], right: [3.px, :solid, :white] text align: :center font size: 23.px rule '& > div' do padding 20.px end end end end body do div.content! do div 'Hello world!' end end end end
You'll need the kramdown gem.
require 'paggio/now' require 'paggio/markdown' html do markdown <<-MD Here comes a bunch of **shitty** markdown. MD end
Since paggio does internal heredoc indentation pruning, you don't have to worry about that.
You'll need the --pre sourcify gem and the opal gem.
require 'paggio/now' require 'paggio/script' html do head do script src: 'js/opal.js' script src: 'js/browser.js' script do alert 'Yo dawg' end end end
Don't you just love instance_eval? Well, I do, but sometimes it's not the
best tool for the job, in fact you cannot call local methods or access instance
variables inside the DSLs since they're evaluated in another context.
Well, fear not, doing that is as easy as adding a parameter to the DSL block.
class Page def initialize(title, content) @title = title @content = content end def to_html Paggio.html do |_| _.html do _.head do title @title end _.body do @content end end end end end puts Page.new("foo", "bar").to_html
Because HAML, SCSS and CoffeeScript are too mainstream.
On a serious note, why have templating systems and syntax sugar when you can just write Ruby?