The docs for this library seem straightforward enough, but attempting to register a partial throws a type conversion error:
string testname = "myName";
string testbody = @"my really simple test body";
Handlebars.RegisterTemplate(testname, testbody);
Argument 2: cannot convert from 'string' to 'System.Action<System.IO.TextWriter, object>'
Somewhat new to C# still, but this is almost identical to the example in the docs so I can't imagine that I've somehow miss-typed the testbody
string.
Further research
Literally copy-pasting the example breaks the code. Looks like this may just be a crap library.
string partialSource =
@"<strong>{{name}}</strong>";
Handlebars.RegisterTemplate("user", partialSource);
Argument 2: cannot convert from 'string' to 'System.Action<System.IO.TextWriter, object>'
The static Handlebars.RegisterTemplate(string, string)
method was added in this commit on January 31st 2017. The last NuGet release of Handlebars.Net
was in October 2016 - so you don't have access to it yet.
Options:
For the final option, I believe you should be able to replace this:
string testName = "myName";
string testBody = @"my really simple test body";
Handlebars.RegisterTemplate(testName, testBody);
with
var template = Handlebars.Compile(new StringReader(testBody));
Handlebars.Register(testName, template);
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