HAML like syntax for Django templates. Fork of unmainted hamlpy.
Project description
Introduction
Fork of https://github.com/jessemiller/HamlPy because it seems unmaintained since Aug 2013 and that it’s not compatible with django>=1.9. 3 years seemed a reasonable time to consider forking.
Since I don’t want to redo the previous of no maintainership (and that I don’t have a special interest in being the sole maintainer) I’m looking for 1-3 other people to co-maintained this project. Open a ticket if you are interested :)
Major differences with the original hamlpy:
the pypi release have been renamed “django-hamlpy” instead of “hamlpy”
compatible with django>=1.9 thanks to https://github.com/jessemiller/HamlPy/pull/166
single variables syntax is allowed in haml dict for single variables see Attributes without values (Boolean attributes)
ship with a version of django class based generic views that looks for *.haml and *.hamlpy templates in additions of the classcal ones. https://github.com/Psycojoker/django-hamlpy#class-based-generic-views
test using py.test and CI using travis-ci https://travis-ci.org/Psycojoker/django-hamlpy
You might also be interested in hamlpy3 which is a python 3 only version of hamlpy. Supporting both python 2 and python 3 in django-hamlpy would be great.
Thanks a lot to Jesse Miller for his work, it really helped me a lot.
django-hamlpy
HamlPy (pronounced “haml pie”) is a tool for Django developers who want to use a Haml like syntax for their templates. HamlPy is not a template engine in itself but simply a compiler which will convert HamlPy files into templates that Django can understand.
But wait, what is Haml? Haml is an incredible template engine written in Ruby used a lot in the Rails community. You can read more about it here.
Installing
Stable release
The latest stable version of HamlPy can be installed using pip (pip install django-hamlpy)
Development
The latest development version can be installed directly from GitHub:
pip install git+https://github.com/psycojoker/django-hamlpy
Syntax
Almost all of the XHTML syntax of Haml is preserved.
#profile
.left.column
#date 2010/02/18
#address Toronto, ON
.right.column
#bio Jesse Miller
turns into:
<div id='profile'>
<div class='left column'>
<div id='date'>2010/02/18</div>
<div id='address'>Toronto, ON</div>
</div>
<div class='right column'>
<div id='bio'>Jesse Miller</div>
</div>
</div>
The main difference is instead of interpreting Ruby, or even Python we instead can create Django Tags and Variables
%ul#athletes
- for athlete in athlete_list
%li.athlete{'id': 'athlete_{{ athlete.pk }}'}= athlete.name
turns into..
<ul id='athletes'>
{% for athlete in athlete_list %}
<li class='athlete' id='athlete_{{ athlete.pk }}'>{{ athlete.name }}</li>
{% endfor %}
</ul>
Usage
Option 1: Template loader
The template loader was originally written by Chris Hartjes under the name ‘djaml’. This project has now been merged into the django-hamlpy codebase.
Add the django-hamlpy template loaders to the Django template loaders:
TEMPLATE_LOADERS = (
'hamlpy.template.loaders.HamlPyFilesystemLoader',
'hamlpy.template.loaders.HamlPyAppDirectoriesLoader',
...
)
If you don’t put the django-hamlpy template loader first, then the standard Django template loaders will try to process it first. Make sure your templates have a .haml or .hamlpy extension, and put them wherever you’ve told Django to expect to find templates (TEMPLATE_DIRS).
Template caching
For caching, just add django.template.loaders.cached.Loader to your TEMPLATE_LOADERS:
TEMPLATE_LOADERS = (
('django.template.loaders.cached.Loader', (
'hamlpy.template.loaders.HamlPyFilesystemLoader',
'hamlpy.template.loaders.HamlPyAppDirectoriesLoader',
...
)),
)
Settings
Following values in Django settings affect haml processing:
HAMLPY_ATTR_WRAPPER – The character that should wrap element attributes. This defaults to ‘ (an apostrophe).
Option 2: Watcher
HamlPy can also be used as a stand-alone program. There is a script which will watch for changed hamlpy extensions and regenerate the html as they are edited:
usage: hamlpy-watcher [-h] [-v] [-i EXT [EXT ...]] [-ext EXT] [-r S] [--tag TAG] [--attr-wrapper {",'}] input_dir [output_dir] positional arguments: input_dir Folder to watch output_dir Destination folder optional arguments: -h, --help show this help message and exit -v, --verbose Display verbose output -i EXT [EXT ...], --input-extension EXT [EXT ...] The file extensions to look for -ext EXT, --extension EXT The output file extension. Default is .html -r S, --refresh S Refresh interval for files. Default is 3 seconds --tag TAG Add self closing tag. eg. --tag macro:endmacro --attr-wrapper {",'} The character that should wrap element attributes. This defaults to ' (an apostrophe). --jinja Makes the necessary changes to be used with Jinja2
Or to simply convert a file and output the result to your console:
hamlpy inputFile.haml
Or you can have it dump to a file:
hamlpy inputFile.haml outputFile.html
Optionally, --attr-wrapper can be specified:
hamlpy inputFile.haml --attr-wrapper='"'
Using the --jinja compatibility option adds macro and call tags, and changes the empty node in the for tag to else.
For HamlPy developers, the -d switch can be used with hamlpy to debug the internal tree structure.
Create message files for translation
There is a very simple solution.
django-admin.py makemessages --settings=<project.settings> -a --extension haml,html,py,txt
Where:
project.settings – Django configuration file where module “hamlpy” is configured properly.
Reference
Check out the reference.md file for a complete reference and more examples.
Class Based Generic Views
django-hamlpy provides the same class based generic views than django with the enhancement that they start by looking for templates endings with *.haml and *.hamlpy in additions to their default templates. Appart from that they are exactly the same class based generic views.
Example:
from hamlpy.views.generic import DetailView, ListView
from my_app.models import SomeModel
# will look for the templates `my_app/somemodel_detail.haml`,
# `my_app/somemodel_detail.hamlpy` and `my_app/somemodel_detail.html`
DetailView.as_view(model=SomeModel)
# will look for the templates `my_app/somemodel_list.haml`,
# `my_app/somemodel_list.hamlpy` and `my_app/somemodel_list.html`
ListView.as_view(model=SomeModel)
The available generic views are:
Display views:
Edit views:
Date related views:
All views are importable from hamlpy.views.generic so you just need to switch django to hamlpy in your files to benefit from them.
Uses HamlExtensionTemplateView to create similar views
All those views are built using HamlExtensionTemplateView mixin. It calls get_template_names from its super classes, looks for all template names endings with .html, .htm and .xml and had at the beginning of this list of templates name the same template base names but with the .haml and .hamlpy extensions.
Example usage:
from hamlpy.views.generic import HamlExtensionTemplateView
class MyNewView(HamlExtensionTemplateView, ParentViewWithAGetTemplateNames):
pass
HamlExtensionTemplateView needs to be first in the inheritance list.
Status
HamlPy currently:
has no configuration file. which it should for a few reasons, like turning off what is autoescaped for example
does not support some of the filters yet
Contributing
Very happy to have contributions to this project. Please write tests for any new features and always ensure the current tests pass. You can run the tests from the base direcotry by running
virtualenv ve source ve/bin/activate pip install -r requirements-test.txt cd hamlpy && py.test
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