Django Vite Plugin
Introduction
Vite is a modern frontend build tool that provides an extremely fast development environment and bundles your code for production.
This plugin configures Vite for use with Django backend.
Installation
pip install django_vite_plugin
Then in your projects settings.py file, add django_vite_plugin in installed apps
# Some settings
INSTALLED_APPS = [
# Some apps
'django_vite_plugin',
# Other apps
]
These are the available configuration options, shown with their defaults
# Other settings
DJANGO_VITE_PLUGIN = {
# Load assets from the Vite dev server instead of a build
'DEV_MODE': DEBUG,
# Where Vite builds to. A relative path is resolved against BASE_DIR
'BUILD_DIR': STATIC_ROOT or 'static',
# Where Vite writes its manifest, resolved against BASE_DIR
'MANIFEST': None, # -> BUILD_DIR/.vite/manifest.json
# Bundled assets are prefixed with this on production
'BUILD_URL_PREFIX': STATIC_URL,
# Where Vite writes the URL it is running at, resolved against BASE_DIR.
# The dev server address itself is Vite's to choose - set `server.host`
# and `server.port` in vite.config.js, not here
'HOT_FILE': None, # -> BASE_DIR/.hotfile
'WS_CLIENT': '@vite/client',
'JS_ATTRS': {
'type': 'module'
},
# Unset by default; when given, merged over JS_ATTRS if DEV_MODE is off.
# Set an attribute to None to drop one of the defaults.
# 'JS_ATTRS_BUILD': {'defer': True},
'CSS_ATTRS': {
'rel' : 'stylesheet',
'type': 'text/css'
},
# Resolve asset paths through Django's static file finders
'STATIC_LOOKUP': True
}
See the official documentation for more details
Usage
<!--Your Template file-->
{% load vite %}
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
<!--Other elements-->
<!--Vite dev client for hmr (will not be displayed on production)-->
{% vite %}
<!--These attributes will be present in both `asset1.css` & `asset2.js`-->
{% vite 'asset1.css' 'asset2.js' someattr='value' %}
</head>
<body>
<!--Page content-->
</body>
</html>
Official Documentation
Documentation for the Django Vite plugin can be found on the Github.
License
The Django Vite plugin is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.
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Metadata
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