l34t | template language that allows you to create XML

l34t is a Java library. l34t has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. However l34t build file is not available. You can download it from GitHub.

L34T is an XML-based template language that allows you to create XML and XHTML documents from an XML template. For variable substitutions, you use XPath syntax inside attributes and the XSLT value-of function with XPath syntax inside element content. You can also use XSLT iteration such as for-each and choose/when. Inputs to the template can be a set of variables, values, and types specified on the command line, and can also be include an XML input file. The template can use the l34t:instance() function to access the input xml document, and can use the document function to read files. The name L34T stands for "Literal-Result-Element-As-Stylesheet", or "L" followed by 34 letters, followed by "T". The feature of having a reduced set of XSLT just being the result document itself has existed in XSLT since hte beginning, but it was always thought that there was no way to pass in variables, making it almost useless. L34T starts with the realization that you can programmatically create a stylesheet containing the variables which then includes the template, and it works flawlessly.