Extending the #Each Syntax to accept a Scalar Value / Object #12
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… #Each Syntax instead of throwing an Error. Will add it to the ParserOption framework made by @JPVenson once it in the main line.
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Hey @justshrey I have Forked my pull-request and made a lot more changes including the Definition of false. If the changes do not help you out, you could have a look in the fork https://github.com/JPVenson/morestachio |
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@JPVenson Thanks 👍 . Will check it out. |
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This request automatically boxes a Scalar Value / Object to an IEnumerable when using the #Each Syntax instead of throwing an Exception
Removes the exception
'{0}' is used like an array by the template, but is a scalar value or object in your model.Addresses issue #11
Will add it to the ParserOption framework made by @JPVenson once it in the main line.