macro_rules! format { ($($t:tt)*) => { ... }; }
Expand description
Writes formatted HTML to a String.
Similar to std::format!, this macro returns an owned String with the
formatted content.
The syntax and overall behaviour is identical to fhtml::write!, where
more detailed documentation can be found.
§Examples
§Simple usage
fhtml::format!(<div>"Hello, World!"</div>); // "<div>Hello, World!</div>"