turbo.fish uses MiniJinja

[jplatte]

If you are looking for a simple real-world HTTP server application that dynamically inserts user content into HTML with MiniJinja, the source code for turbo.fish might be useful to you.

In particular, routes.rs contains axum route handlers that use the MiniJinja environment from router state to render different templates (compiled into the program for easy deploying).

[CaliViking]

@jplatte - thanks for sharing.
Are you aware of any examples with nested routes?

[mitsuhiko]

@CaliViking can you maybe share your challenges with code? It’s hard to provide suggestions without concrete challenges.

[CaliViking]

@mitsuhiko - Thank you for the extremely quick response.
I realized that I had added "loader" incorrectly to my Cargo.toml file. I updated my question to remove the add_template_owned issue.
I will try again and see if I can get it working. I'll keep you posted.

[CaliViking]

@mitsuhiko - I got everything working. This is a great Rust crate for implementing Jinja2. I am pleasantly surprised how powerful it is.