NAME
    Template::Plexsite - Templating for interlinked templates

SYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
    "Template::Plexsite" is a template system designed to give flexibility
    in writing templates for repetitive and interlinked content like HTML
    and CSS.

    There is very little external configuration as each template has the
    power to add resources, import modules and define local helper code and
    variables. Template::Plex is used in the back end to power this module,
    so all the features such as init blocks, inheritance, sub templates, etc
    are used and extended to implement the relational features.

SO WHAT DOES IT DO?
    Specifically, Template::Plexsite provides the boot strapping templates
    need to reference other templates by their original name and location.
    The final destination of the templates do not need to be known.

    What that means if you have template A, which has a link to template B,
    and vice versa, both templates can reference each other without knowing
    the output location beforehand.

USAGE
    The "plexsite" program will execute templates in a src dir and output
    them in the site (build) dir unless a specific file is requested.

      plexsite

    The interlinking of resource files is specified in the template, so very
    little configuration is require.

    TODO MOTE USAGE DETAILS

DIRECTIVES
    Directives are accessible via and "@{[init]}" block as per
    Template::Plex. Some directives are extended to allow direct usage of a
    Template::Plexsite templates

  inherit
      @{[ init { inherit PATH } ]}

    This template inherits from the template at PATH. The path is expected
    to refer to another Template::Plexsite template.

  res
      @{[ init { res PATH, OPTIONS } ]}

    Adds a resource at PATH (static file, template, plexsite template, etc)
    to the resource table. Path is relative to the source root, in source
    name space. Returns the path of the resource in the output namespace
    relative to this template (in output namespace)

  plt_res
      @{[ init { plt_res PATH, OPTIONS } ]}

    Adds a resource at PATH (static file, template, plexsite template, etc)
    to the resource table. Path is relative to the PLT DIRECTORY OF THIS
    TEMPLATE in source namespace. Returns the path of the resource in the
    output namespace relative to this template (in output namespace)

  existing_resource
      @{[ init { existing_res PATH, OPTIONS } ]}

    Returns a path to the resource at PATH, which already exists in the
    output namespace. Instead of the resource being copied/executed during
    build, it is expected to already exist as a result of an external
    process.

  sys_path_src
      @{[ init {
    
          sys_path_src PATH;

        } ]}

    Returns the path suitable for system IO calls. PATH is relative to src.
    Return path is a path relative to current working dir or the process, or
    an absolute path

  sys_path_build
      @{[ init {
    
          sys_path_build PATH;

        } ]}

    Returns the path suitable for system IO calls. PATH is relative to
    build. Return path is a path relative to current working dir or the
    process, or an absolute path

  plt_path
      @{[ init {
    
          plt_path PATH;

        } ]}

    Returns the path suitable for system IO calls. PATH is relative to
    current plt directory, in input namespace Return path is a path relative
    to current working dir or the process, or an absolute path

  output
      @{[ init { output location=>LOCATION, name=>NAME } ]}

    Sets the output directory (relative to the build root) of the template.

    If not used the relative path of the template is used as the relative
    path to the output

  locale
      @{[ init { locale LOCALE } ]}

    Sets the locale or variant of the build. Ultimately becomes a prefix
    added to paths in the output

  lander
      @{[ init { lander location=>PATH, name=>NAME, type=>TYPE } ]}

    Creates a lander/redirect output a location PATH, with a name of NAME.
    If no name is given it is 'index.html' by default.

    Type can be "refresh" or "symlink". A refresh create a new file with
    HTTP meta tags to cause a client side redirect to the target page. A
    symlink adds a soft link to the actual file

ON DISK TEMPLATE STRUCTURE
  Index file
    Plexsite template is:

    Directory with a .plt extension.
        The name of the directory can be anything as long as it ends with
        .plt

    Must have an index file in the .plt directory
        The prefix of the index file must be 'index' and the suffix must
        either end in ".plex" or have it as the second last extension ie
        index.plex.html index.html.plex index.some.other.plex.html
        index.some.other.html.plex

        The first form is preferred. It gives text editors a chance to
        perform syntax syntax highlighting for known file types for example.

        When the PLT template is loaded, the first index file found in the
        PLT directory is loaded:

    They can have any number of sub directories and files
        A template can be a package of sorts containing images, style
        sheets, other plt templates and basic plex templates

  Locale/Variant
    Each PLT template supports variants or locales. The specified locale is
    the name of a directory within the PLT directory, which is checked for
    an index file (like above). If its found, it will loaded and ready for
    use if you choose to render it. NOTE: The name of the locale index file
    must be the same as the main one

PRCOESSING OVERVIEW
    TODO....

SEE ALSO
    Tempalte::Plex

REPOSITORY and BUG REPORTING
    Please report any bugs and feature requests on the repo page: GitHub
    <https://github.com/drclaw1394/perl-template-plexsite>

AUTHOR
    Ruben Westerberg, <drclaw@mac.com>

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
    Copyright (C) 2024 by Ruben Westerberg

    This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
    under the same terms as Perl itself, or under the MIT license