Not supported

A template or a page uses something Statac doesn’t do.

include, import and from are other ways of placing one template inside another. In Statac a piece of a page is a snippet, a file in snippets/, and a template places it by calling it by its file’s name: {{ card(post) }} places snippets/card.html, handed post. The message offers the call to write in place of the line.

Some of Statac’s own names, such as the pictures beside a page, aren’t available in this version yet. The message names the one used.

What you’ll see

error  Not supported: `include`
  Call the snippet instead: `{{ card(post) }}`.
  More: https://statac.dev/e/not-supported/

In the terminal the message also names the file and line where there is one, and marks the exact text.

Why Statac stops

One way of placing a snippet means every template reads the same way, and a snippet always says what it was handed. A name whose work isn’t there yet would otherwise publish nothing in its place.

How to fix it

Call the snippet in place of the include, import or from line. For a name that isn’t available yet, take it out of the template for now.

Example

In templates/folder.html:

{% for post in page.posts %}
{% include "card.html" %}
{% endfor %}

Call the snippet, handing it the post:

{% for post in page.posts %}
{{ card(post) }}
{% endfor %}

Its name

Name	not-supported
In the terminal	statac explain not-supported
To stop showing it	It stops the build, so it can't be quietened.