layla is a layout and template language based using the xelf project.
It is primarily used as an exploration into the feasibility of the xelf for templates, but should also provides a simple layout templates for thermal label printers and html previews.
Layout definitions using the xelf as declaration format are already templates with expressions. Reusing the std lib and some custom specs we can build the layout node tree. The nodes proxy to custom go structs, making it easy to work with even without using xelf.
Layla supports these layout elements: text, block, rect, ellipse, qrcode, barcode elements markup with for simple styled text blocks stage, group, vbox, hbox and table layouts page with extra, cover, header and footer elements for paged documents
There will someday be render packages for: tsc Taiwan Semiconductor (TSC) label printer, specifically for the DA-200 printer html preview in HTML with barcode rendering using boombuler/barcode pdf renderer using jung-kurt/gofpdf
Copyright (c) Martin Schnabel. All rights reserved. Use of the source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can found in the LICENSE file.
This project uses BSD licensed Go fonts for testing (see testdata/README for more info) with Copyright (c) 2016 Bigelow & Holmes Inc. All rights reserved.
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