Dead Simple HTML Templating in Emacs Lisp (2021-10) - Transform elisp structures nearly verbatim to HTML, using elisp itself for generation, loops, etc.

I found this recently, and it's been serving my HTML-building needs so far beautifully. It's like a simpler version of [pp-html](https://github.com/Kinneyzhang/pp-html) that just relies on quoting/backquoting and the existing ecosystem of elisp functions for evaluation (instead of its own idiosynrasies and operators as pp-html seems to). I didn't see it here and figured someone else might enjoy it as much as me. I'm curious if anyone knows about any similar projects.

You can also do something similar with `shr`: - (shr-dom-to-xml `(html ((lang . "en")) (head () (meta ((charset . "UTF-8"))) (title () "shr-dom-to-xml test")) (body () (div ((class . "my-class")) (h1 () "HTML generated by shr!") (ol () ,@(cl-loop for i from 1 to 5 collect `(li () ,(format " times %s is %s" 5 (* i 5)))))))))

This is a great tip. I looked at "charge.el" source to make sure, and it doesn't look like the author is using this one. I'll tuck this away in case I deal with any weird DOM-specific issues down the line. If you know off the top of your head, is there a similar builtin for quickly flowing/breaking and indenting the kind of string-bean HTML this produces?

I've just taken a look at the source code of the `shr-dom-print` function (which is called by `shr-dom-to-xml`) and it doesn't appear so. It does however seem to be a fairly simple wrapper around various functions from the built-in [dom.el](https://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/emacs.git/tree/lisp/dom.el), so it would be very easy to create a modified version.