Welcome back, {{@username}}!
\n{{end}}\n\n{{:unless @loggedIn do}}\nI don't believe we've met!
\n{{end}}\n```\n\n### :each\n\n`:each` can be used to iterate over a collection.\n\n``` html\n{{:each @player do}}\nCaptain: {{name}}
\n{{end}}\n```\n\n> While in a `:with` block, you can use the following special variables:\n>\n> **$parent** provides access to the parent object of the context\n\n## Core Filters\n\nWalrus also supports the concept of filters, which look a lot like filters you might have used in [liquid][liquid] or [ejs][ejs] templates.\n\nFilters also are preceded by `:`, but come after the main expression separated by a pipe, like `{{name | :upcase}}`.\n\nFilters can be chained together, separated by whitespace. Filters can be used with block helpers or in a standalone expression.\n\n### :equals\n\n`:equals` tests the expression for strict equality. This is most useful with the conditional block helpers.\n\n``` html\n{{:if status | :equals( 'pending' ) do}}\nWe're still working on it.
\n{{end}}\n```\n\n### :if\n\nReturns the expression if _condition_ is truthy, or nothing if _condition_ is falsy.\n\nParameters:\n\n\tcondition - the condition to test against\n\nUsage:\n\n\t{{ 'active' | :if( true ) }} \n\n### :unless\n\nReturns the expression if _condition_ is falsy, or nothing if _condition_ is truthy.\n\nParameters:\n\n\tcondition - the condition to test against\n\nUsage:\n\n\t{{ 'active' | :unless( true ) }} \n\n### :or\n\n`:or` can be used to provide a default or fallback value if a member doesn't exist on your view object.\n\n``` html\n