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In the README you said you don't have a licence. Well, you just want people to do anything with it.

But in that case, you should better add a licence like MIT, which is very permissive.

The reason is, without a licence you don't say anything. So you basically say, do whatever. You don't say you don't have warranty, and you're not responsible for any damage.

This is a bad move, since someone can call you out on a bug and say that it doesn't work as it said in the README, do they can even sue you.

I completely understand your intentions, and I think it's nice. But you should really consider a licence.

Cheers.

Note: This is not legal advice

Not sure about the syntax for this yet

Haven't done any kind of memory cleanup work,
so that should probably be done.

Inside the templates, we want to be able to dump data as JSON strings.

This opens up the possibility to access said data in code blocks by other languages.

Code is bad, unsafe and again; very bad.
I'd like to rewrite this entire thing some day.

Example:

(@#%minify
   ... content goes here
@)

These tokens (( )) are too common to use in our templating language.
They are sometimes interfering with other languages used.

I'm not sure what to replace these with right now.

Maybe (@ and @) or something else which is uncommon.

Be able to load data from a JSON file.
This is so the data from the JSON file can be accessible in the templates