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  • Swift3: Formatter / NSFormatter
  • Use in examples: Freddy Mercury, Salvador Dali, Tom Selleck, Charles Bronson, Clark Gable, Albert Einstein, Charlie Chaplin, Errol Flynn, Groucho Marx, Hulk Hogan, Mario, Luigi, Zorro, Frank Zappa, Lionel Richie
  • Rewrite GRMustacheKeyAccess.m in pure Swift
  • Think about migration from ObjC GRMustache, and list incompatibilities. Fix the most cruel ones.
  • Review all calls to fatalError(), all as! operators, and check if it's not type-system fighting (for example, couldn't we turn Tag into a protocol?). The same for undefined/defined AST, TemplateToken.tagDelimiterPair, etc.
  • extension P where Self: ... { } can we use this?
  • Is support for IntMax useful?
  • Experiment with replacing Box(value:boolValue:keyedSubscript:...) by a protocol with default implementations.
  • Experiment with NSError.setUserInfoValueProviderForDomain
  • Restore Box([MustacheBoxable?]?) as soon as Swift2 can
  • Make sure we have a test for all cases of errors thrown from user closures: MustacheError should get a templateID and a line number when possible, and other errors should be wrapped as underlying errors of MustacheError.
  • (Xcode7b6) Evaluate the consequences of: http://adcdownload.apple.com/Developer_Tools/Xcode_7_beta_6/Xcode_7_beta_6_Release_Notes.pdf

    Collections containing types that are not Objective-C compatible are no longer considered Objective-C compatible types themselves. For example, previously Array was permitted as the type of a property marked @objc. This is no longer the case. (19787270)

  • [?] Custom escape function? HTML, shell, javascript, whatever...
  • Python-like string interpolation: "Hello {{name}}" % ["name": "Arthur"] which wraps String.mustacheInterpolate(data: ?). Needs another global configuration: StringInterpolationConfiguration. StringInterpolationConfiguration could be filled with all built-in helpers.
  • Check twitter/hogan.js#175
  • Just as in Obj-C GRMustache, we need to distinguish "missing key" from "missing value for a known key". Obj-C uses nil vs. NSNull. What should GRMustache.swift use?