The Electric Template Language is a minimalist template library implemented on top of APR and APR-Util. It's designed to provide a lightweight template solution that fits easily into an Apache HTTPD module or other APR based program. The template language looks like this: [%= title | html %] [% if add_header %]
[% end %]

[%= title | html %]

[% if add_footer %]
[% end %] Which produces about what you'd expect. If you've used Template Toolkit or EZT you'll find ETL to be similar, although the feature set is quite stripped down, so if you find yourself trying to do a whole lot in your template it's a sign that you either need to put that logic into your C code or find a different template engine. For examples of how to use ETL in a program please refer to the etl command line tool (in src/cmdline/etl.c) and the mod_template_example apache module (in examples/mod_template_example/). There are also some example templates in the examples/ directory. There is also some documentation on the actual language in the www/ subdirectory. If you have any questions please direct them to the project's mailing list, dev@etl.i-want-a-pony.com.