himesan
A globally installed development tool that checks, generates, and supervises a local server. It does not own your router or app.
A taste of .sando
Markup is the main language. Go appears exactly where the page needs it, and every rendered value is escaped for its known HTML context.
<?sando go
package views
func Profile(page ProfileView)
?>
<section class="profile">
<h1><?= page.Name ?></h1>
<? if page.IsAdmin { ?>
<?~ AdminBadge() ?>
<? } ?>
</section>Compiler at the workbench. Small runtime in production.
page.sando.go
Deterministic generated Go, committed beside its source so code review and production builds do not need the compiler.
sando
A deliberately small Apache-2.0 runtime: components, error-aware rendering, and stable escaping helpers—no production server.
From a 2004 PSO game-club page, with love
The spirit is personal-site webmaking: open the file, understand the page, change the page. Sandwich Hime is a love letter to a first Geocities-era site last updated in 2004—rebuilt with the safety and repeatability expected from a serious modern Go project.
The checkerboard, bevels, and tiny status lights are intentional. The security model is also intentional.
Proof first. Release second.
Hime-san has no supported tagged public version yet. EQL Wiki is the production proving ground, and v1 remains unreleased until the compiler, runtime, development supervisor, and contextual escaping have durable evidence behind them.
- Cross-platform deterministic generation on Go 1.25 and 1.26
- Adversarial, fuzz, race, vulnerability, and accessibility gates
- EQL differential pilot and a clean 14-day production soak
- Working security contact and human-reviewed project policies
- Signed tags, checksums, SBOMs, binaries, and vanity paths
No “fastest template engine” promises live here. Any performance claim will ship with the hardware, commit, dataset, commands, latency, and allocation results needed to reproduce it.
Please keep the name tags on the right guests
- Project
- Sandwich Hime / Hime-san
- Command
himesan- Template
page.sando- Runtime
sando- San language
.san—reserved, separate, and never a Hime-san template
“Hime” on its own already belongs to an unrelated Go framework. The compound Sandwich Hime and Hime-san identity avoids stepping on it.