var plate = require('plate'),
    sys = require('sys');
var template = new plate.Template('hello {{ world }}');

template.render({world:'everyone'}, function(err, data) {
    sys.puts(data);
});

// outputs "hello everyone"

Plate follows the Node.js style of taking callbacks that receive an error object and a data object. If there's no error, err will be null.

Plate is documented on it's github wiki. There are "Getting Started" guides for both in-browser as well as in-node environments.

Got a feature you'd like to add? I'd love to see it. The workflow is pretty standard Github fare:

• Fork this repository.
• Create a branch -- title it descriptively, please :)
• Work, work, work.
• Push your changes and submit a pull request.

The minimum requirements for a pull request to be merged are:

• You've added (passing) tests for your new code.
• The existing tests still pass.
• You've added (or changed, as appropriate) documentation to the docs/ folder in Markdown format.

In node:

$ npm install plate
$ npm test plate

$ git clone [email protected]:chrisdickinson/plate.git
$ cd plate
$ make browsertest
$ python -m SimpleHTTPServer &
$ open http://localhost:8000/test.html