pyramid_mako_clientscript
Client scripts manager for pyramid_mako
Usage
You need to include package “pyramid_mako_clientscript”, then in your mako template, you can use <code>ClientScript</code> as ClientScript object.
### Configuration
#### clientscript.mako_var_name
default: ClientScript
The name of variable in your mako template
#### clientscript.static_dir
default: None
Root directory to use function “static_url”. If it is None, the function will not available in your mako template.
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