djlintr 0.6.3

A fast HTML template linter and formatter, ported from djlint to Rust.

djlintr

A fast HTML template linter and formatter. Port of djlint to Rust.

Currently only supports HTML and Django templates; Jinja2 and Nunjucks to be added in the future.

Installation

You can install djlintr directly from PyPI using pip or uv:

pip install djlintr
# or
uv pip install djlintr

Alternatively, you can grab one of the binary release files from GitHub.

Or, to install djlintr from source, ensure you have Rust installed and run:

cargo install --path .

Usage

djlintr [OPTIONS] <PATHS>...

Arguments

• <PATHS>...: Files or directories to process.

Options

• -r, --reformat: Reformat files.
• -l, --lint: Lint files.
• -e, --extension <EXTENSION>: File extensions to include (default: html).
• -t, --threads <THREADS>: Number of threads to use.
• --check: Return non-zero exit code if issues are found.
• --max-attribute-length <MAX_ATTRIBUTE_LENGTH>: Maximum length for attributes before wrapping (default: 70).
• --custom-blocks <CUSTOM_BLOCKS>: Comma-separated list of custom block tags.
• -h, --help: Print help.
• -V, --version: Print version.

Configuration

djlintr automatically searches for a .djlintrc (JSON) file or a pyproject.toml file in the current directory.

Supported Options

• indent: Number of spaces for indentation (default: 4).
• max_line_length: Maximum line length (default: 120).
• max_attribute_length: Maximum length for attributes before wrapping (default: 70).
• ignore: A list of rule codes to ignore.
• custom_blocks: A list of custom block tags.

Python Compatibility Flags

djlintr aims for byte-for-byte parity with the original Python djlint. In a couple of places djlintr has a "better" implementation than the Python original, but defaults to reproducing the Python behaviour so that existing projects get identical output. These flags let you opt in to the improved (but intentionally non-identical) behaviour:

• better_attribute_parsing (default: false): When false, djlintr uses the same attribute-matching regex as Python djlint, quirks and all. Set to true to use djlintr's cleaner attribute-parsing regex, which handles some edge cases more correctly but may produce output that differs from Python djlint.
• require_closed_blocks (default: false): When false, djlintr indents the contents of a recognized block tag even when no explicit closing tag is present, matching Python djlint's lenient behaviour. Set to true to only indent blocks that have an explicit closing tag.

Example .djlintrc

{
  "indent": 2,
  "max_line_length": 100,
  "ignore": ["H006", "T001"]
}

Example pyproject.toml

djlintr supports both [tool.djlint] and [tool.djlintr] sections.

[tool.djlintr]
indent = 2
max_line_length = 100
ignore = ["H006", "T001"]