Dart Experimental DOM templating with sanitization.

This library is an experimental implementation of a Dart DOM templating library based on Mustache templating syntax which leverages DOM sanitization libraries to perform fully validated sanitization.

Note that this is quite experimental and does not support full Mustache templating syntax.

Documentation

Example

  import 'package:dom_mustache/mustache.dart';

  main() {
    var template = new Template.fromHtml('''
        <ul>
          {{#users}}
            <li class='{{status}}'>{{lastName}} {{firstName}}</li>
          {{/users}}
        </ul>''');

    var dom = template.render({
        'users': [
          { 'firstName': 'Pete' },
          { 'lastName': 'Blois'},
        ]});

    document.body.append(dom);
  }

The templating allows operation with Safe-DOM NodeValidators to allow control over what contents are allowed and where. The sanitization can be customized by explicitly providing a node validator:

  import 'package:safe_dom/validators.dart';
  import 'package:dom_mustache/mustache.dart';

  main() {
    // Only allow src images to point to URLs on our domain.
    var template = new Template.fromHtml('<img src="{{profileUrl}}"/>',
        new NodeValidator(new SameOriginUriPolicy()));
    ...
  }

The library also allows using pre-constructed document fragments as template input so the templating validation can be split from the template validation:

  import 'package:safe_dom/parser.dart' as safe_dom;
  import 'package:dom_mustache/mustache.dart';

  main() {
    // create a fragment allowing URIs anywhere
    var templateFragment = safe_dom.createFragment(document.body,
        '''<div>
            <img src="http://example.com/banner.jpg/>
            <img src="{{profileUrl}}"/>
           </div>''',
        new NodeValidator(new SameProtocolUriPolicy()));

    // Only allow template-expanded URIs on our domain.
    var template = new Template.fromFragment('<img src="{{profileUrl}}"/>',
        new NodeValidator(new SameOriginUriPolicy()));
    ...
  }

Running Tests

First, use the [Pub Package Manager][pub] to install dependencies:

    pub install

To run browser tests on [Dartium], simply open test/dom_mustache_test.html in Dartium.