bandolier2/templates/todo.html

<!doctype html>

<html>
  <head>
    <script src="/alpine.js"></script>
    <script src="/fsm.js"></script>
    <title>Bandolier2</title>

<style>
@import "/open-props.min.css";
@import "/normalize.min.css";
</style>

<head>
</head>

  <body>
    <h1>Your TODOs</h1>

    <ol>
      {% for todo in todo_list %}
      <li>{{ todo.task }}</li>
      {% else %}
        <li>No TODO Items</li>
      {% endfor %}
    </ol>
  </body>
</html>
First commit with a basic old/new school web framework. 9 months ago			`<!doctype html>`

			`<html>`
			`<head>`
			`<script src="/alpine.js"></script>`
Found out that the templates generated by lodash (and all template engines) don't connect back to the original template file so you lose line numbers. Not sure how to solve it. 9 months ago			`<script src="/fsm.js"></script>`
First commit with a basic old/new school web framework. 9 months ago			`<title>Bandolier2</title>`

			`<style>`
			`@import "/open-props.min.css";`
Found out that the templates generated by lodash (and all template engines) don't connect back to the original template file so you lose line numbers. Not sure how to solve it. 9 months ago			`@import "/normalize.min.css";`
			`</style>`
First commit with a basic old/new school web framework. 9 months ago
Found out that the templates generated by lodash (and all template engines) don't connect back to the original template file so you lose line numbers. Not sure how to solve it. 9 months ago			`<head>`
			`</head>`
First commit with a basic old/new school web framework. 9 months ago
			`<body>`
After a lot of testing the only template system that was small and gave decent error messages was Nunjucks. I'll go with that. 9 months ago			`<h1>Your TODOs</h1>`
First commit with a basic old/new school web framework. 9 months ago
Found out that the templates generated by lodash (and all template engines) don't connect back to the original template file so you lose line numbers. Not sure how to solve it. 9 months ago			`<ol>`
After a lot of testing the only template system that was small and gave decent error messages was Nunjucks. I'll go with that. 9 months ago			`{% for todo in todo_list %}`
			`<li>{{ todo.task }}</li>`
			`{% else %}`
			`<li>No TODO Items</li>`
			`{% endfor %}`
Found out that the templates generated by lodash (and all template engines) don't connect back to the original template file so you lose line numbers. Not sure how to solve it. 9 months ago			`</ol>`
First commit with a basic old/new school web framework. 9 months ago			`</body>`
			`</html>`