sub-expressions are very useful. They are supported by handlebars -> https://handlebarsjs.com/guide/expressions.html#subexpressions
For example, to use a "equality helper" in an "if helper"
{{#if (eq var1 var2)}}
they are equal!
{{else}}
they are not equal!
{{/if}}I can try to help, but I am not really sure which piece of code to start with, as this is quite a generic request. It does not seem as if there is one part that "renders" the contents of the inside of a bracket, and one would have to do it oneself, per helper.
sub-expressions are very useful. They are supported by handlebars -> https://handlebarsjs.com/guide/expressions.html#subexpressions
For example, to use a "equality helper" in an "if helper"
I can try to help, but I am not really sure which piece of code to start with, as this is quite a generic request. It does not seem as if there is one part that "renders" the contents of the inside of a bracket, and one would have to do it oneself, per helper.