Using Template::Toolkit, create a template like this: 
<select name="[% name %]" >
[%- FOR option IN options %]
<option [% FOREACH attr IN option.attributes.keys %][% attr %]="[% opt
+ion.attributes.$attr %]" [% END -%]
[%- IF option.default %]selected="selected" [% END -%]
value="[% option.value %]">[% option.label %]</option>
[%- END %]
</select>

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In Dancer2 code, just call it with 

return template 'menu',
    {name    => 'menu_name',
     options => [
         {value => 'eenie',  label => 'your first choice', attributes 
+=> {class => 'first choice'}},
         {value => 'meenie', label => 'your second choice', default =>
+ 1},
         {value => 'minie',  label => 'your third choice',  default =>
+ 1}],
     }

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Update: Accept any attributes, not just class (not sure I'd recommend it).

map{substr$_->[0],$_->[1]||0,1}[\*||{},3],[[]],[ref qr-1,-,-1],[{}],[sub{}^*ARGV,3]

In reply to Re^2: How do you use Template Toolkit with Dancer2? by choroba
in thread How do you use Template Toolkit with Dancer2? by v3ritas

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