Python 3 template parser to generate HTML from a pug/jade like syntax
Project description
Tiny template parser which will convert a pugjs like syntax to HTML with the help of popular template engine (Jinja2 only at the time being).
In spenx, statements, like conditions and loops, are not processed and outputted “as it” to be processed by the template engine you wish to use.
At the time being, only Jinja2 has been tested but adding support for anything else should be easy.
Why another parser?
I know there’s a lot of port of jade, pugjs and so on for python. But everyone seems to be unmaintained. I really like the syntax use by pug and want something simplier and easier to maintain in the future with a strict set of features.
This is why the parser is defined using Arpeggio and the cleanpeg syntax. It’s easier to read, understand and maintain.
The spenx code is really tiny, check it yourself!
Installation
$ pip install spenxUsage
Using spenx is fairly easy:
from spenx import Parser
# Without backend
parser = Parser()
parser.parse("""
p Hello world
""")
# => <p>Hello world</p>
# Using jinja2
from spenx.ext.jinja import Spenx
from jinja import Environment
env = Environment(
# Common jinja parameters
extensions=[Spenx], # And the spenx extension
)
# And use env.get_template and render as usual
# Using mako
from spenx.ext.mako import preprocessor
mako.template.Template("p Hello world", preprocessor=preprocessor)Syntax
If you’re already using pugjs, you should feel familiar with the syntax (see the tests/ folder for more insights).
For the moment, you should use the multiline string to handle the doctype but that may change in the future.
| <!DOCTYPE html>
html(lang='en')
head
meta(charset='utf-8')
title My first spenx webpage!
body
h1 spenx
p.welcome
| Did I said you'll feel right at home if you're using pugjs?
| Because I guess that's right!
.container
p Without a tag defined, div will be assumed
strong pretty cool huh?And this is what’s rendered by spenx:
<!DOCTYPE html><html lang="en"><head><meta charset="utf-8" /><title>My first spenx webpage!</title></head><body><h1>spenx</h1><p class="welcome">Did I said you'll feel right at home if you're using pugjs? Because I guess that's right!</p><div class="container"><p>Without a tag defined, div will be assumed <strong>pretty cool huh?</strong></p></div></body></html>And after using BeautifulSoup:
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8"/>
<title>
My first spenx webpage!
</title>
</head>
<body>
<h1>
spenx
</h1>
<p class="welcome">
Did I said you'll feel right at home if you're using pugjs? Because I guess that's right!
</p>
<div class="container">
<p>
Without a tag defined, div will be assumed
<strong>
pretty cool huh?
</strong>
</p>
</div>
</body>
</html>
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