django-includes
Experimental software. There is no tests, no documentation, use it are your own risks (or don’t).
Currently testing that with django 2 and python 3.5+ only, which will be the only supported target.
Install
Add ‘django_includes’ to INSTALLED_APPS.
Add DjangoIncludesExtension to Jinja2 environment.
from django_includes.jinja2 import DjangoIncludesExtension
def environment(**options):
env = Environment(**options)
# your logic here
env.add_extension(DjangoIncludesExtension)
return envUse {{ render_sync(request, ‘mused.views.MusicGroupListView’, musicgenre=object) }} in templates.
Now, that’s only the “synchronous render”,
Install hinclude
If you wanna use hinclude (a simple javascript that loads asynchronously some part of your page):
Add hinclude url to your project:
from django_includes.views import include_view
urlpatterns += [
path('hinclude/<token>', include_view, kwargs={'via': 'hinclude'}, name='hinclude')
]Add hinclude to your layout
<html lang="en" xmlns:hx="http://purl.org/NET/hinclude">
<head>
<script src="{{ static('hinclude.js') }}"></script>Use {{ render_hinclude(request, ‘mused.views.MusicGroupListView’, musicgenre=object) }} in templates.
Note that this will use json web tokens to encode the parameters, using your django secret as a “seed” for encryption.
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