djule 1.0.1

Python-first server-rendered templating runtime

Djule

Djule is a Python-first templating/runtime for server-rendered UI.

It currently includes:

• a lexer and parser for .djule files
• a renderer with import resolution and render-plan caching
• a VS Code extension for syntax, diagnostics, and completions
• an optional Django integration layer

Djule is licensed under Apache License 2.0.

Installation

Install the package locally:

python3 -m pip install .

Install from PyPI:

python3 -m pip install djule

Install with Django helpers:

python3 -m pip install '.[django]'

For local development:

python3 -m pip install -e '.[dev]'

Local Development

Install the editable dev environment:

make install-dev

Run the Python test suite:

make test

Run the parser CLI:

python3 -m djule.parser check-json tests/fixtures/01_simple_page.djule
python3 -m djule.parser render tests/fixtures/01_simple_page.djule --props '{"title":"Hello Djule"}'
djule render tests/fixtures/01_simple_page.djule --props '{"title":"Hello Djule"}'

Useful maintenance commands:

make check
make build
make clean
make clean-cache

Django Integration

Djule ships a small Django-facing API in src/djule/integrations/django.py.

Example:

from djule.integrations.django import render_djule_response


def dashboard_view(request):
    return render_djule_response(
        request,
        "examples/08_django_request_props.djule",
        props={
            "user": request.user,
            "notifications": [],
            "team": {"name": "Core"},
        },
    )

Set DJULE_IMPORT_ROOTS in Django settings if you want explicit import roots. Otherwise Djule falls back to BASE_DIR.