LuCI has a simple regex based template processor which parses HTML-files to Lua functions and allows to store precompiled template files. The simplest form of a template is just an ordinary HTML-file. It will be printed out to the user as is. In LuCI every template is an object with an own scope. It can therefore be instanciated and each instance can has a different scope. As every template processor. LuCI supports several special markups. Those are enclosed in <% %> Tags. Builtin functions and markups (Including Lua code)Syntax: <% code %>
Strip White Space: <%- code -%> Adding a - right after the opening <% every whitespace before the markup will be stripped. Adding a - right before the closing %> will equivalently strip every whitespace behind the markup. Writing variables and function valuesSyntax: <% write (value) %>
Short-Markup: <%=value%>
Including templates Syntax: <% include (templatename) %>
Short-Markup: <%+templatename%>
Translating Syntax: <% translate (translation_key, default_translation) %>
Short-Markup: <%:translation_key default_translation%>
CommentingSyntax: <%# comment %>
Builtin constants| Name | Value | | REQUEST_URI | The current URL (without server part) | | controller | Path to the Luci main dispatcher | | resource | Path to the resource directory | | media | Path to the active theme directory |
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