Example usage with Jinja2:
from fresco import FrescoApp
from fresco_template import Jinja2
from jinja2 import PackageLoader
app = FrescoApp()
jinja2 = Jinja2(loader=PackageLoader('mypackage', 'template/dir'))
jinja2.init_app(app)
@jinja2.contextprocessor
def default_context():
# Return a dictionary of variables always to be included in the
# template context.
#
# NB the fresco context object and urlfor function are already included
# in the template context by default.
return {}
@jinja2.render('page.html')
def myview():
return {'var': 'value'}
Same example with Chameleon:
from fresco import FrescoApp
from fresco_template import Chameleon
from chameleon import PageTemplateLoader
app = FrescoApp()
loader = PageTemplateLoader(['template/dir'], auto_reload=True)
chameleon = Chameleon(loader)
chameleon.init_app(app)
@chameleon.contextprocessor
def default_context():
# Return a dictionary of variables always to be included in the
# template context.
#
# NB the fresco context object and urlfor function are already included
# in the template context by default.
return {}
@chameleon.render('page.html')
def myview():
return {'var': 'value'}
1.0.0 (released 2020-09-27)
Dropped Python 2 compatibility
Fixed exception when calling as_string as a function decorator.
Fixed deprecation warnings
0.3.1 (released 2016-11-29)
Added support for the Piglet templating engine.
0.3.0 (released 2015-09-25)
Added support for Kajiki
The environment variable has had its name changed to loader and is no longer available directly on the TemplateEnvironment object but via the plugin property. For example:
from jinja2 import Environment, FileSystemLoader from fresco_template import Jinja2 # Old style - BROKEN in 0.3 release: j2 = Jinja2(environment=Environment(FileSystemLoader('templates'))) j2.environment.install_gettext_translations(my_translation_module) # New style: j2 = Jinja2(Environment(autoescape=True, FileSystemLoader('templates'))) j2.plugin.loader.install_gettext_translations(my_translation_module)Any custom plugins will need to be rewritten. Refer to any of the default plugins for examples.
0.2.1
The TemplateContent class now calls all context processors on instantiation. This ensures context processors are always called before response headers are sent.
0.2
Initial release
0.1
(unreleased version)
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