This release is a pre-release and may not be stable for production use.
Introduction
This package provides the framework for local commands within the templer system. In order for localcommands to be available to any templer package, this package must be included.
In general, this is accomplished through an extra for the package, so for example if you wish to enable the local commands available for the templates in the templer.plone package, you would reference the package thus:
templer.plone[localcommands]
This flexibility allows more advanced users to use lighter, more flexible templates, while also supporting new users with templates that help them to get started more quickly.
Contributors
Cris Ewing, original author
Based on code from zopeskel, contributors to which include:
Daniel Nouri
Tarek Ziadé
Mustapha Benali
Sylvain Viollon
Alan Hoey
Josh Johnson
Emanuel Sartor
Matthew Wilkes
Joel Burton
Cris Ewing
Chris Calloway
Chris Rossi
Changelog
0.1b2 May 20, 2012
Fix packaging error [cewing]
0.1b1 May 17, 2012
Add TemplerLocalCommand and TemplerLocalTemplate base classes, modelled on the local command and template classes from zopeskel, with fixes [cewing]
Add tests for local command instance methods [cewing]
Package created using templer [cewing]
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