You can simplify the examples (and possibly the syntax)

[jbreckman]

You can actually invoke functions as parameters via backtick directly. So the following actually works:

left ᐊ = str => str + 'left';

return ᐊ`
     {
       "thing": true
     }`;

If you don't want to use a special symbol it might be nice to call it dd or something really short. Then you can just say:

import { dd } from 'dentist';

const str = dd`
  Hi, check out the following line:

    it's indented!
  
  Crazy!
`;

Just a thought. Love the idea of the package!