better_html (DEPRECATED)

> This project is no longer actively maintained. It has been superseded by the tools and guidance available at **https://herb-tools.dev/**. ## Deprecation Notice `better_html` served to introduce HTML-aware ERB parsing and runtime safety validations for Rails templates. We are sunsetting further development and recommend migrating to the modern ecosystem and practices documented at: https://herb-tools.dev/ Key improvements you'll find there: * Updated guidance for template safety and escaping * Modern alternatives and linters * Consolidated tooling replacing this gem's runtime checks * Actively maintained documentation and examples ## What does this mean? * No new features will be added here. * Only critical security issues may receive patches (best-effort, not guaranteed). * Issues and PRs may be closed without merge if they introduce new functionality. ## Should I remove the gem? You can continue using the last released version, but you should plan a migration. Start by reviewing the concepts on herb-tools.dev and introducing the recommended tooling alongside or in place of `better_html`. ## Historical Documentation The full original documentation (usage, configuration, helpers, parser details) has been preserved here: ➡️ [Original README (archived)](./README-old.md) ## License This project remains available under the MIT License. See `MIT-LICENSE` for details. ## Thank You Thank you to everyone who contributed to and adopted `better_html`. Your feedback and usage informed safer defaults in the Ruby & Rails ecosystem.