docxplate

Generate document from .docx template file.
(!) Unstable with complex/many levels Structs.

Examples

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// Using this data for all examples below
type User struct {
	Name       string
	Age        int
	Nicknames  []string
	Friends    []*User
	ImageLocal *docxplate.Image
	ImageURL   *docxplate.Image
}

user := User{
	Name:      "Alice",
	Age:       27,
	Nicknames: []string{"amber", "AL", "ice"},
	Friends: []*User{
		&User{Name: "Bob", Age: 28},
		&User{Name: "Cecilia", Age: 29},
		&User{Name: "Den", Age: 30},
	},
	ImageLocal: &docxplate.Image{
		Path:   "images/github.png",
		Width:  50,
		Height: 50,
	},
	ImageURL: &docxplate.Image{
		URL:    "https://assets.git.ttaallkk.top/images/modules/logos_page/GitHub-Mark.png",
		Width:  50,
		Height: 50,
	},
}

// Template to document
tdoc, _ := docxplate.OpenTemplate("template.docx")
tdoc.Params(user)
tdoc.ExportDocx("MyDoc.docx")

Struct as data input

Hello, {{Name}}! --> Hello, Alice!
You are {{Age}} years old. --> You are 27 years old.

Slice/Map placeholder to multiple rows

Here is my nicknames:
- {{Nicknames}}    
---------------------------------------------------
Here is my nicknames:
- amber
- AL
- ice

List slice structs expands to multiple rows:

My Friends:
    * {{Friends.Name}} is {{Friends.Age}} years old
---------------------------------------------------
My Friends:
    * Bob is 28 years old
    * Cecilia is 29 years old
    * Den is 30 years old

Slice/Map placeholder to implode multiple values

Use {{Nicknames ***}} to concatenate values with given separator: amber***AL***ice.
Or no separator at all {{Nicknames }} (still one space required to mark placeholder as inline values): amberALice.

Here is my nicknames: {{Nicknames , }} :)
---------------------------------------------------
Here is my nicknames: amber, AL, ice :)

Bugs

Don't use too complicated struct.
Above exmaple with User->Friends->User is limit in depth.
{{User->Friends->User->Friends}} is not supported at this moment.

Examples