An extension for using [Haml templates](http://haml.info/) in your [Bottle](http://bottlepy.org) applications.
## Installation
`bottle-haml` is available via PIP:
pip install bottle-haml
## Usage
Once installed, use is simple. Simply import the helper method `haml_template` as follows:
from bottlehaml import haml_template
From there, usage is exactly the same as Bottle's built-in `template` method except it will search for files with the extension `.haml` and parse them as Haml.
@route('/')
def index():
headlines = [
"Tree Stuck in Cat, Firefighters Baffled",
"Local Pet Spider, Silky, Missing"
]
return haml_template('index', headlines=headlines)
## Haml reference
`bottle-haml` uses the [PyHaml](https://github.com/mikeboers/PyHAML) module to parse Haml into the Mako templates that Bottle uses. For a reference of the Haml syntax supported please see the PyHaml project's GitHub page.
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