js.smoke
Introduction
This library packages smoke.js for fanstatic.
This requires integration between your web framework and fanstatic, and making sure that the original smoke.js is published to some URL.
How to use?
You can import smoke_js from js.smoke and need it where you want these resources to be included on a page:
>>> from js.smoke import smoke_js >>> smoke_js.need()
You can optionally specify which theme you want to use, where the default theme is included when you do not specify a theme:
>>> from js.smoke import smoke_js, css, theme_100s, theme_dark, theme_tiger
>>> smoke_js.need() # use default theme
>>> smoke_js.need({css: theme_100s})
>>> smoke_js.need({css: theme_dark})
>>> smoke_js.need({css: theme_tiger})
CHANGES
0.1 (2013-03-08)
first release
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
Release files for js.smoke 0.1
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