Most templating engines let you use the delimiters as raw strings. E.g. Laravel Blade uses {{ }} but @{{ foo }} is turned into raw {{ foo }}.

E.g. Smarty has {literal} tags to escape parsing its delimiters.

Thanks for the advice! I already found out about smarty and laravel :). But I thought that my addition would be useful not only in these cases.

I'll add my plus one here, using Twig, its a bit of a pain, and for Vue, we often include:

delimiters: ['${', '}'],

Just because its easier to configure in Vue, than in Twig.

This is very valuable for user who use template language of python or php.

Same here, you currently can't use petite-vue with django because it would make one use verbatime everywhere in the template, which would defeat the purpose of something simple. So right now we have to stay on vue.

Thanks for the PR. It's a bit inefficient to construct a new regex on every text node visit, so I moved the logic to app context creation so it's done only once per app. See eda903c