Iris: ctx.ViewData(key,value) alternative for HTML output

[krokite]

I could not find iris support for sharing html un-esccaped string with ctx

Currently, I had to hack code to print output in HTML :-

go file :-

ctx.ViewData("content", "<p>This is HTML content.</p><br><h3>Another String</h3>")

template file.

<script>
    document.write(unescape({{ .content }}))
</script>

But, I am looking for simple way to print data without unescape in javascript

[speedwheel]

@krokite I don't know if this is the best way, but this is how I do it and it works:
```go
ctx.ViewData("content", template.HTML("

This is HTML content.

Another String

"))

or create a tmpl func:
```go
tmpl := iris.HTML(...)
tmpl.AddFunc("html", func(text string) template.HTML {
     return template.HTML(text)
})

ctx.ViewData("text", "<p>This is HTML content.</p><br><h3>Another String</h3>")

{{html .text}}

Don't forget to import the "html/template" package.

[kataras]

@krokite and @speedwheel correct, this is the right way, this is the go way. If you use the iris.HTML view engine, which is an improvement version of the html/template, you should the template.HTML to bind a "secure" html string to the view template, this is the reason that _examples folder says that you should learn how net/http works before starting with Iris, although it's easy, 2-3 days and you're ready to GO but you have to do that step.