fluxa 0.1.1

A high-performance template engine for Python written on top of minijinja

Fluxa

A high-performance template engine for Python written on top of minijinja

Fluxa is a fork of MiniJinja by Armin Ronacher, enhanced with additional features for modern Python applications.

What's Different from MiniJinja?

This fork adds several features:

• Native Async Support - True async rendering with pyo3-async-runtimes + tokio (not ThreadPoolExecutor)
• OrJSON Integration - Fast JSON serialization/deserialization
• Pydantic Integration - Type-safe context validation
• Sandbox Mode - Secure template rendering with attribute blocking
• Debug Function - Template debugging utilities
• i18n/Gettext - Full internationalization support

Installation

pip install fluxa

# With optional dependencies
pip install fluxa[fast]      # orjson for faster JSON
pip install fluxa[pydantic]  # pydantic support
pip install fluxa[all]       # everything

Quick Start

from fluxa import Environment

env = Environment()
result = env.render_str("Hello {{ name }}!", name="World")
print(result)  # "Hello World!"

Async Support

from fluxa import AsyncEnvironment

async with AsyncEnvironment() as env:
    result = await env.render_str_async("Hello {{ name }}!", name="World")

Sandbox Mode

from fluxa import SandboxedEnvironment

env = SandboxedEnvironment()
# Blocks: __class__, __mro__, __globals__, _private attributes
result = env.render_str("{{ user.name }}", user={"name": "Alice"})

Project Structure

• fluxa/ - Python bindings (enhanced from minijinja-py)
• minijinja/ - Core template engine (Rust)
• minijinja-contrib/ - Additional utilities

License

Apache-2.0 (same as MiniJinja)

Credits

• Armin Ronacher - Original MiniJinja author
• magi8101 - Fluxa fork maintainer