Nontemplate is not a Templating Language
Project description
For more information, see <http://code.zoic.org/nontemplate/>.
Summary
- NonTemplate allows you to generate simple XML output directly in your Python code with a minimum of syntactic noise.
- It uses the with statement introduced in Python 2.6 to ensure that once a tag is opened, it will be closed.
- Python code and template codes can be interleaved naturally, without resorting to restrictive language constructions. Your favourite debugger can see, and set breakpoints in, every level of your template.
- 100% pure Python (>= 2.6), and it works just fine in Python 3.0 as well.
- Performance is comparable to the commonly used templating languages and is better than most.
- Asynchronous use is easy: NonTemplate is happy reading from iterables and writing to IO streams. This means you can start sending XHTML to your clients while your database is still retrieving rows …
Example
import nontemplate D = nontemplate.Document(doctype=nontemplate.doctype.html_2_0) with D.html(): D._comment("this is a test") D._comment("this --> is too") D._emit("<!-- testing & < > emit -->\n") with D.head(): D.title()("foo") with D.body(): with D.h1(id="foo"): D._text("This is a <foo> & test") with D.table(_class="cool"): with D.tbody(): for row in range(1,3): with D.tr(): for col in range(1,3): D.td()("%d,%d" % (row,col))
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