django-bootstrap-swt 2.0.1

An app for creating bootstrap components on python level

django-bootstrap-swt - An app for creating bootstrap components on python level

django-bootstrap-swt simplifies the task of building HTML pages with bootstrap components by using the java swt concept. This reduces your html code duplication, cause you can use predefined bootstrap components.

• Available on pypi as django-bootstrap-swt
• Documentation on readthedocs.org
• Bug tracker

Features:

• Create any bootstrap component on backend level.
• Creates uniq id's for bootstrap components like accordion and modal to avoid id conflicts in javascript.
• supports async data fetching for modal and accordion components.

Example

Start by adding django_bootstrap_swt to your INSTALLED_APPS setting like this:

INSTALLED_APPS = (
    ...,
    "django_bootstrap_swt",
)

Creating a bootstrap component is as simple as:

item_list = [ListGroupItem(left='text-at-the-left', center='text-at-the-center', right='text-at-the-right')

list_group = ListGroup(items=item_list)

my_modal = Modal(title=f'Details of {self.object.title}',
                 modal_body=list_group,
                 btn_value='Open modal',
                 btn_color=ButtonColorEnum.SECONDARY,
                 btn_tooltip='Click this button to open modal',
                 size=ModalSizeEnum.LARGE,)

All django-bootstrap-swt components returns the rendered template as string. So you can simply concatenate the components:

accordion_title = python_object.str_attribute + Badge(value='123')

If you need a SafeString instead of string you can call the render() function manually:

safe_string = Badge(value='123').render(safe=True)

Check out the documentation for more details.