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CHANGELOG.md

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		## 2011.11.23, Version 0.2.3

		* Added `--engine`, `-e` option and new `sort-group` engine. Moved all
		old engine-specific code into engines/fullgen.js and made it default

		* Sort-group engine - much faster and simplier compilation algorithm.
		(17 minutes on fullgen for a large template, and 7 seconds on sort-group)

		* Ported code to new ometajs module

		* Optimized code size for client-side usage (removing hanging braces, shorter
		merge function names, localStart/localEnd => "")

		* Documented most of the source, released docco gh-pages

		* Much better apply optimizations

		* xjst.compile() returns function (see readme)

		* --no-opt - just compile template and locals

		* -u, --uglify - uglify js output

		* --merge, -m - add merge info for client-side template merging

		## 2011.11.3, Version 0.1.5
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package.json

		{
		"name": "xjst",
		"description": "XSLT inspired JavaScript templates (with spices)",
		"version": "0.2.3",
		"version": "0.2.4",
		"homepage": "http://github.com/veged/xjst",
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		"coa": "0.2.x",
		"ometajs": "~ 2.1.2",
		"ometajs": "~ 2.1.3",
		"uglify-js": "1.1.x"
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README.md

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		XJST is a performance oriented template engine implemented for [node.js][1].
		XJST is a performance oriented data matcher implemented for [node.js][1].
		It's partially inspired by the XSLT and built on top of the [ometajs][2].

		## Data Matcher?

		Yes, XJST should be used to transform one data into another.

		It can be used as url router or as a template engine, more info below.

		## Installation
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