Oct 13, 2019 · Oct 11, 2019
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 description: "How to quicklystartusing Jinja2C++"
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 # Getting started

 Or:
 - Clone the Jinja2C++ [repository](https://github.com/jinja2cpp/Jinja2Cpp)
 - Build it accordingwith the [instructions](build_and_install.html)
 - Linkto your project.
 - Build it accordingto the [instructions](build_and_install.html)
 - Linkit with your project.

 ##The basic example
 ##A basic example

 Usage ofJinja2C++ inthe code is pretty simple:
 UsingJinja2C++ inyour code is pretty simple:
 1. Include Jinja2C++ template declaration:
 ```c++
 #include <jinja2/template.h>
 std::cout << tpl.RenderAsString(jinja2::ValuesMap{}).value() << std::endl;
 ```

 and get:
 andyou willget:

 `
 Hello World!!!
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		layout: default
		title: Getting Started
		nav_order: 2
		description: "Quickstartof Jinja2C++ usage"
		description: "How to quicklystartusing Jinja2C++"
		---

		# Getting started
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		Or:
		- Clone the Jinja2C++ [repository](https://github.com/jinja2cpp/Jinja2Cpp)
		- Build it accordingwith the [instructions](build_and_install.html)
		- Linkto your project.
		- Build it accordingto the [instructions](build_and_install.html)
		- Linkit with your project.

		##The basic example
		##A basic example

		Usage ofJinja2C++ inthe code is pretty simple:
		UsingJinja2C++ inyour code is pretty simple:
		1. Include Jinja2C++ template declaration:
		```c++
		#include <jinja2/template.h>
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		std::cout << tpl.RenderAsString(jinja2::ValuesMap{}).value() << std::endl;
		```

		and get:
		andyou willget:

		`
		Hello World!!!
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