citry-django
Citry and Django's template engines, composed.
from citry import Citry
from citry_django import CitryDjangoExtension
app = Citry(extensions=[CitryDjangoExtension()])
# settings.py
TEMPLATES = [{"BACKEND": "citry_django.backend.CitryTemplates", "APP_DIRS": True, ...}]
CITRY_APP = "myproject.app:app"
Any {% tag %} you can {% load %} in Django then works inside a Citry
component, and Citry components work in your existing Django templates. Neither
syntax changes, and the adapter names no tag: each engine's own parser decides
what belongs to it.
See the repository README for the full picture, the limits, and how it works.
Optional extras
pip install citry-django[compressor]
Routes each component's CSS and JS through django-compressor, so assets are
preprocessed (SCSS, Less, ...) and minified. See citry-django-compressor.
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