JSLT: A JavaScript alternative to XSLT
Written by on April 11th, 2007 in Ajax News.
Rik Arends has created JSLT, a pure JavaScript replacement for XSLT.
JSLT is a browser based templating language like XSLT, but instead of
using XML to encode the template logic, it uses normal Javascript with a
few extensions. You can transform XML with it or just template with
javascript variables. The JSLT processor parses the template using
a recursive tokenizing parser and generates javascript code for fast
dynamic (re-)execution. The general structure is:
template[js]template{inline-xpath}[js]template. All code is available
under the LGPL license.
You can visit a real-time example page that recompiles on each keystroke.
If you almost liked XSLT, and like JavaScript, maybe JSLT is for you.
Source: Ajaxian
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