Closure Templates (Soy)
This packages provides a set of functions used by Closure Templates compiled to Python, and some utility classes for working with the compiled source code.
For an introduction to Closure Templates in general, see the project page.
To get started with using Closure Templates in Python, work though Hello World Using Python.
If you want to use Closure Templates from a Flask application, you might want to use the Flask-Soy extension instead of using this package directly.
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