haip-template 0.1.3

Jinja2 based template module.

haip.template

haip.template is Jinja2 based async template rendering module.

Features

• minimalistic: a single exported async function "render"
• autoreturn-type: the return data type is derived from the file suffix

Getting Started

Installing

pip install haip.template

or from source:

git clone https://github.com/haipdev/template.git

Usage

async def render(template_filename, *, template_dir=None, **args)

The template-file is defined by config.template_dir/template_dir/template_filename. **args are used to fillin the placeholders in the template_file and the suffix of the template_file determines the return type. E.g. "template_name.json" will return a json structure (dict). render will propagate exceptions as they are raised by the underlaying modules.

Suffix handling is as follows:

• .json : json struct (dict)
• .sql : string (but **args values will be escaped)
• .* : string

Example

config (using haip.config)

template-dir: /path-to-template-dir/

mytemplate.jinja2

Hello my name is {{ firstname }} {{ lastname }}!

python implementation

import haip.config as config
import haip.template as template

config.load('/path-to-my-config-dir')
document = await template.render('mytemplate.jinja2', firstname='Reinhard', lastname='Hainz')

If mytemplate.jinja is in a subdirectory of the template-dir (e.g. /path-to-template-dir/mysubdir/):

document = await template.render('mytemplate.jinja2', template_dir='mysubdir', firstname='Reinhard', lastname='Hainz')

You can also use absolute paths in the template_dir argument of the render function.

Running the tests

Tests are written using pytest and located in the "tests" directory.

pytest tests

Contributing

Feel free to use and enhance this project. Pull requests are welcome.

Authors

• Reinhard Hainz - Initial work - haipdev

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details

Dependencies

• haip_config
• jinja2