template-engine

Template instantiation for project artifacts works by locating, parsing, and populating predefined templates using Handlebars-compatible syntax. The engine dynamically replaces placeholders, handles conditionals and loops, and validates required variables before saving the final artifact.

Scaffolding files from project and framework templates involves a unified instantiation engine that discovers templates across project, framework, and installation directories. It gathers inputs from context or prompts, populates placeholders, validates syntax, and saves the final artifact.

Yes, template instantiation supports Handlebars-compatible syntax for placeholders, conditionals, and loops. This allows dynamic artifact creation by embedding logic directly within templates to handle variable content and repetitive structures during code generation.

Validating required variables before saving a generated artifact is handled by the template instantiation engine, which checks that all necessary inputs are provided and verifies template syntax correctness. This ensures uniformity and prevents incomplete file generation across frameworks.

Yes, template instantiation integrates with project-awareness and artifact-metadata skills to gather inputs dynamically. This allows the engine to populate templates automatically with accurate project context and tracking metadata, reducing manual input requirements during artifact creation.