pyramid_formish
Bindings for the formish form generation library with Pyramid, including a set of Chameleon templates that implement formish widget renderers.
This package requires Python>=2.6<=2.7X. It also requires Chameleon>=1.999 (it will not run under Chameleon 2.X).
Please see https://docs.pylonsproject.org/projects/pyramid_formish/dev/ for documentation.
0.1 (2011-08-17
Forked from repoze.bfg.formish 0.3.
Replace str(field.description) with unicode(field.description) in field/main.html template to not barf on Unicode values.
Prevent deprecation error by using get_current_registry().settings rather than get_settings().
Works works with Pyramid 1.0-1.2dev.
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