Any content that is between <>
is used as placeholder value to provide context.
The <>
keywords are also part of the placeholder value.
If an element breaks this convention, it must be stated explicitly.
A note is used to highlight information concerning usage restrictions, to prevent wrong usage, or about the rendering behavior of an element.
Note: For now, notes are set by starting a new line with **Note:**
followed by one space and surrounded by blank lines.\
No punctuation must be set if a list entry consists only of one sentence. Otherwise, a punctuation must be set at the end of this list entry.
For better consistency and readability, the following naming conventions are used in this specification.
Macro names should be verbs and must be written in camelCase.
Example:
{#renderSomething}
Variable and readonly names must be written in camelCase.
Example:
{%someVariable}
Constant names must be written in SCREAMING_SNAKE_CASE.
Example:
{%CONSTANT_VARIABLE}
Type names should be written in lower kebab-case.
Example:
bullet-list