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Handlebars.Net.Helpers

Several helpers which can be used for Handlebars.Net

Package	Nuget	MyGet :information_source:
Handlebars.Net.Helpers
Handlebars.Net.Helpers.DynamicLinq
Handlebars.Net.Helpers.Humanizer
Handlebars.Net.Helpers.Json
Handlebars.Net.Helpers.Random
Handlebars.Net.Helpers.Xeger
Handlebars.Net.Helpers.XPath
Handlebars.Net.Helpers.Xslt

var handlebarsContext = HandlebarsDotNet.Handlebars.Create();
HandlebarsHelpers.Register(handlebarsContext);

var handlebarsContext = HandlebarsDotNet.Handlebars.Create();
HandlebarsHelpers.Register(handlebarsContext, Category.String);

var handlebarsContext = HandlebarsDotNet.Handlebars.Create();
HandlebarsHelpers.Register(handlebarsContext, Category.Math, Category.String);

By default you can use the helpers by using a prefix from the category:

{{[String.Append] "foobar" "bar"}}

If you would like to use the helpers with a custom prefix, you need to register the helpers using this code:

HandlebarsHelpers.Register(handlebarsContext, options => { Prefix = "custom"; });

Now you can only access the helpers by using the custom prefix, category prefix and the name like:

{{[custom.String.Append] "foobar" "bar"}}

By default the dot (.) character is used, use the code below to use a different value:

HandlebarsHelpers.Register(handlebarsContext, options => { PrefixSeparator = "-"; });

Now you can only access the helpers by using the - separator like this:

{{[String-Append] "foobar" "bar"}}

If you would like to use the helpers without a prefix, so just by name, use this code:

HandlebarsHelpers.Register(handlebarsContext, options => { UseCategoryPrefix = false; });

Now you can use it like:

{{String-Append "foobar" "bar"}}

Now you can access the helpers by just using the name like:

{{Append "foobar" "bar"}}

The following default built-in helpers are available:

And the following additonal helpers are available