lib/okay/template.rb
def apply(template_name, data)
      template_file = Pathname.new(@directory).join(template_name)
      template = template_file.read

      # Silence warnings while applying the template, since we don't
      # generally care about unused keys.
      silence_warnings { Kernel.format(template, data) }
    end
def apply(template_name, data)
      template_file = Pathname.new(@directory).join(template_name)
      template = template_file.read

      # Silence warnings while applying the template, since we don't
      # generally care about unused keys.
      silence_warnings { Kernel.format(template, data) }
    end
def apply ( template_name , data ) template_file = Pathname . new ( @directory ) . join ( template_name ) template = template_file . read # Silence warnings while applying the template, since we don't # generally care about unused keys. silence_warnings { Kernel . format ( template , data ) } end
Create an Okay::Templates object.

 @param directory [String] Path of the directory containing the templates.

 Apply the template referenced by +template_name+ to +data+.

 @param template_name [String] Name of the template to use,
   relative to +@directory+ (as passed to +#initialize+).
 @param data [Hash] Data to apply the template to.

 @return [String] Result of applying the template to +data+.
Create an Okay :: Templates object .