citry-django-djc
Let citry-django read Django's syntax the way django-components does.
pip install citry-django[django-components]
from citry import Citry
from citry_django import CitryDjangoExtension
from citry_django_djc import tokenize
app = Citry(extensions=[CitryDjangoExtension(tokenizer=tokenize)])
Django's own lexer ends a tag at the first %}, even one inside a quoted
argument. django-components replaces the tokenizer so a tag can carry template
source as data:
{% component "code_block" code="{% if user %}Hi{% endif %}" %}{% endcomponent %}
citry-django claims byte ranges with whichever tokenizer it was given. Hand it
this one and the two agree; without it they disagree on where that tag ends, and
you get an error.
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