you can use javascript expressions inside templates so everything you mentioned is possible using javascript.
Here's an example of javascript usage inside a template http://www.jasonbase.com/things/xLZ/edit
Here's an example usage of a template that iterates through a data fetched from network request http://www.jasonbase.com/things/a8b/edit
Just to be clear, this is not HTML and has nothing to do with WebView. The JSON is used to directly manipulate native elements like UIStackView, UITableView, etc. and that's the whole point. Hope this makes sense...
Yes, escape to javascript addresses my concerns.
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you can use javascript expressions inside templates so everything you mentioned is possible using javascript.
Here's an example of javascript usage inside a template http://www.jasonbase.com/things/xLZ/edit
Here's an example usage of a template that iterates through a data fetched from network request http://www.jasonbase.com/things/a8b/edit
Just to be clear, this is not HTML and has nothing to do with WebView. The JSON is used to directly manipulate native elements like UIStackView, UITableView, etc. and that's the whole point. Hope this makes sense...