The model you pass to your liquid templates will be available under this key.

 Render a page using DotLiquid template. Takes a path (relative to the directory specified
 using `setTemplatesDir` and a value that is exposed as the "model" variable. You can use
 any F# record type, seq<_>, list<_>, and array<_>  and option without having to explicitly 
 register the fields.

     type Page = { Total : int }
     let app = page "index.html" { Total = 42 }

 Register functions from a module as filters available in DotLiquid templates.
 For example, the following snippet lets you write `{{ model.Total | nice_num }}`:

     module MyFilters =
       let niceNum i = if i > 10 then "lot" else "not much"

     do registerFiltersByName "MyFilters"

Similar to `registerFiltersByName`, but the module is speicfied by its `System.Type` (This is more cumbersome, but safer alternative.)

Renders the liquid template given a full path.

Renders the liquid template given.

Sets the DotLiquid naming convetion to the CSharp style, will preserve camelCase and should preserve whatever case convention you use

Sets the DotLiquid naming convention to the Ruby style. F# values in camelCase will be converted to not_camel_case in templates. This is the default

 Set the root directory where DotLiquid is looking for templates. For example, you can
 write something like this:

     DotLiquid.setTemplatesDir (__SOURCE_DIRECTORY__ + "/templates")

 The current directory is a global variable and so it should not change
 between multiple HTTP requests. This is a DotLiquid limitation.