GRMustache is a Mustache template engine written in Objective-C, for both MacOS Cocoa and iOS.

It ships with built-in goodies and extensibility hooks that let you avoid the strict minimalism of the genuine Mustache language when you need it.

April 22, 2015: GRMustache 7.3.2 is out. Release notes

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GRMustache targets iOS down to version 4.3, MacOS down to 10.6 Snow Leopard (without garbage collection), and only depends on the Foundation framework.

Swift developers: You can use GRMustache from Swift, with a limitation: you can only render Objective-C objects. Instead, consider using GRMustache.swift, a pure Swift implementation of GRMustache.

You have three options, from the simplest to the hairiest:

• CocoaPods
• Static Library
• Compile the raw sources

#import "GRMustache.h"

One-liners:

// Renders "Hello Arthur!"
NSString *rendering = [GRMustacheTemplate renderObject:@{ @"name": @"Arthur" } fromString:@"Hello {{name}}!" error:NULL];

// Renders the `Profile.mustache` resource of the main bundle
NSString *rendering = [GRMustacheTemplate renderObject:user fromResource:@"Profile" bundle:nil error:NULL];

Reuse templates in order to avoid parsing the same template several times:

GRMustacheTemplate *template = [GRMustacheTemplate templateFromResource:@"Profile" bundle:nil error:nil];
rendering = [template renderObject:arthur error:NULL];
rendering = [template renderObject:barbara error:NULL];
rendering = ...

If you don't know Mustache, start here: http://mustache.github.io/mustache.5.html

• Guides: a guided tour of GRMustache
• Reference: all classes & protocols
• Troubleshooting
• FAQ

Released under the MIT License.