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Templates

The template is a feature that allows you to build documents like an HTML or a TXT dynamically and fill this document with the necessary data, you usually will render them to send pages or emails.

Writing templates

Read this.

Using custom template tags

Read this.

Where are the templates?

It where in breathecode/APP_NAME/templates/TEMPLATE_NAME.[html|txt].