Flexible, practical typing of user-equivalent types (e.g. functions that
accept strings also accept fmt.Stringers and []bytes).
Correct argument order, compatible with text/template's pipelines where the
most variable argument is passed last (e.g. so you can write dict "key" "value" | hasKey "key" instead of hasKey (dict "key" value") "key").
Idiomatic Go naming conventions (e.g. toJSON, not toJson).
Structure-preserving transformations (e.g. toLower converts a string to a
string and also converts a []string to a []string).
Linkable documentation for individual template functions (so you can direct
users to the documentation for a single function, not just a page of
functions).
Exported documentation which you can include in your own project (so you can
include a full list of template functions that your project supports).
Actively maintained.
templatefuncs explicitly is not backwards compatible with
github.com/masterminds/sprig.
templatefuncs is currently in the experimental stage and is not suitable for
production use.