selmer

Render dynamic HTML templates in Clojure using selmer, which processes Django-inspired syntax like {{variables}} and {% tags %} to inject data and control flow. Pass a template string and context map to produce HTML or text output for web pages, emails, or reports.

Yes, selmer supports template inheritance and includes, letting you define base templates for email headers, footers, and layouts once, then extend them with specific content. This reduces duplication and ensures consistent branding across personalized messages.

Selmer provides 50+ built-in filters to transform data and control flow tags like if and for directly in templates. Use filters to format dates, truncate text, or uppercase strings, and tags to conditionally render sections or loop over collections.

Yes, selmer uses Django-inspired template syntax, so developers and designers familiar with Django templates can use {{variables}}, {% tags %}, and filter syntax immediately without learning a new syntax.

Selmer supports runtime compilation and caching to optimize repeated rendering. This enables efficient generation of high-volume personalized emails or reports without recompiling templates on every request.

Yes, selmer allows customization through custom filters and tags, letting you add application-specific logic directly in templates rather than preprocessing data in Clojure before rendering.