added ability to provide a path to a template file #205
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it occurs to me, I don't know if |
add pylint action
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kind of forgot that further commits to master would be included in the pull request automatically. |
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I reverted the extra changes I made, so now it is just the one change in the diff / pull request. |
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allows pystache.render to take a file path string to a template file as the template argument. This should be safe because it would be hard to craft a valid template string that is also a valid path to a real file. (the logic only triggers if the argument is a string that points to a valid readable file)
I did run the pystache tests including the spec ones, all passed.