Constant tpnote_lib::config::TMPL_FROM_CLIPBOARD_YAML_CONTENT

pub const TMPL_FROM_CLIPBOARD_YAML_CONTENT: &str = "\
---
title:      {{ fm_title | default(value = path|trim_file_sort_tag) | cut | json_encode }}
subtitle:   {{ fm_subtitle | default(value = 'Note') | cut | json_encode }}
author:     {{ fm_author | default(value=username | capitalize) | json_encode }}
date:       {{ fm_date | default(value = now()|date(format='%Y-%m-%d')) | json_encode }}
{% for k, v in fm_all|\
 remove(var='fm_title')|\
 remove(var='fm_subtitle')|\
 remove(var='fm_author')|\
 remove(var='fm_date')|\
 remove(var='fm_lang')\
 %}{{ k }}:\t\t{{ v | json_encode }}
{% endfor -%}
lang:       {{ fm_lang | default(value = fm_title| \
                           default(value=stdin~clipboard|heading)| \
                 get_lang | map_lang(default=lang) ) | json_encode }}
---

{{ stdin ~ clipboard }}

";

Default template used, when the clipboard or the input stream stdin contains a string and one the of these strings contains a valid YAML front matter section. The clipboards body is in {{ clipboard }}, the header is in {{ clipboard_header }}. The stdin’s body is in {{ stdin }}, the header is in {{ stdin_header }}. First all variables defined in the clipboard’s front matter are registered, the ones defined in the input stream stdin. The latter can overwrite the former. One of the front matters must define the title variable, which is then available in this template as {{ fm_title }}. When placed in YAML front matter, the filter | json_encode must be appended to each variable.