Ojet package

Introduction

Oracle JET is a great HTML application builder. The only flaw of this generator is the need to know both HTML and JAVASCRIPT!

This "ojet" package is a Python 3 wrapper around Oracle JET. Its aim is to hide as much as possible the complexity of the HTML and JAVASCRIPT code.

Furthurmore "ojet" can be included in a jupyter notebook in order to add sophisticated HTML views or to help to test an "ojet" application.

License

"ojet" itself has a GNU general license, but the result of "ojet" must conform to the rules edicted by Oracle about the "Oracle JET" license.

Installation

Install, upgrade and uninstall ojet with the following commands:

::

$ pip3 install ojet
$ pip3 install --upgrade ojet
$ pip3 uninstall ojet

Dependencies

None

Documentation

The best way to understand the "ojet" philosophy is to see the wrapper in action within jupyter. You will learn very easily how to build sophisticated reports with a few lines of code.

The example is here.

Outside jupyter the general usage is

::

oj = Ojet()
jsparameters = oj.require("knockout")
...
print(oj.render()) # or write the result within an HTML file or generate the page dynamically for any HTTP Python 3 server.

Warning

"ojet" doesn't include all "HTML" or "Oracle Jet" tags. This first version built over Oracle Jet V11.1.0 is only an example of what can be done with a wrapper. The tool can be easily extended with any tags using examples provided in the package.