See also Template::Declare.
Here is an example (which with T::D 0.40 requires a fix for bug #48642, so put T::D::TS::Family in a separate .pm file):
{
package Template::Declare::TagSet::Family;
use base 'Template::Declare::TagSet';
sub get_tag_list {
return [qw(family father mother children girl boy)]
}
}
{
package Family::Templates;
use base 'Template::Declare';
use Template::Declare::Tags 'Family';
template Kawasaki => sub {
family {
attr { name => 'Kawasaki' }
father { 'Yasushisa' }
mother { 'Chizuko' }
children {
girl { 'Shiori' }
boy { 'Yasuka' }
boy { 'Kairi' }
}
}
};
}
use Template::Declare;
Template::Declare->init(roots => ['Family::Templates']);
print Template::Declare->show('Kawasaki');
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