The import and template functions handles an anonymous function, therefore there's no static typing when calling these. Issues with arguments/types can be only caught at runtime, making the developer experience miserable.

With template classes extending from a base Danky Template, calls to these will hint the parameters required, before running.

Function import returns generated template, which is great for single use cases. But when requiring to call multiple times, in the same context, it will be great to assign the closure to a variable.

use Chevere\Danky\template;

$tpl = template('file');
$res1 = $tpl(text: 'Danky!');
$res2 = $tpl(text: 'Times!');

Update from package template, update to chevere 2.