mpapis/tree_renderer

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# Tree Renderer

Render set of templates, also renders the path names.

### Installation

    gem install tree_renderer

or add to `Gemfile`:

    gem "tree_renderer"

and `gem install --file`

### Usage

    TreeRenderer.new("/template/path", "/target/path", variables).save

`variables` can be either a hash, object or a binding.