🤗 [Question]: How do I render conditionals in Pug

[AxelRHD]

Question Description

I really love to see that Fiber is supporting Pug for templates.

Just fiddling around but I can't get a simple example to work.

Title is working, the conditional not.

Rendering in handler:

app.Get("/hello", func(c *fiber.Ctx) error {
        return c.Render("hello", fiber.Map{
                "Title":    "Hello from Fiber with Pug!",
                "LoggedIn": true,
        })
})

Getting the following warning: 2024/08/29 23:47:08.480286 app.go:999: [Warn] failed to load views: template: hello:2: unexpected "#" in if

Code Snippet (optional)

h1.title #{ .Title }

if #{ .LoggedIn }
  p Hello User!
else
  p Hello Stranger!

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[AxelRHD]

This one is also not working:

- var loggedIn = #{ .LoggedIn }
h1.title #{ .Title }

if loggedIn
        p Hello User!
else
        p Hello Stranger!

[AxelRHD]

Sometimes it is simpler than expected:

h1.title #{ .Title }

if .LoggedIn
  p Hello User!
else
  p Hello Stranger!

Maybe a short example can be added to the documentation?

[efectn]

Sometimes it is simpler than expected:

h1.title #{ .Title }

if .LoggedIn
  p Hello User!
else
  p Hello Stranger!

Maybe a short example can be added to the documentation?

Sure, you can create a PR to demonstrate Pug syntax and behavior in docs