wagtail-crx-block-frontend-assets 0.0.2

This package allows you to define and organise static assets for your Wagtail blocks frontend.

Wagtail CRX block frontend assets rendering

Define and organize frontend assets (like js or css files) for your Wagtail CRX blocks.

Getting started

1. Add the app to INSTALLED_APPS:

   INSTALLED_APPS = [
    ...
    "wagtail_crx_block_frontend_assets",
    ...
    ]
   

2. Integrate your blocks with this app.

    from wagtail.blocks import CharBlock, StructBlock
    from wagtail_crx_block_frontend_assets.blocks import BlockStaticAssetsRegistrationMixin
   
    class FrontendAssetsBlock(BlockStaticAssetsRegistrationMixin, StructBlock):
   
        title = CharBlock(
            required=False,
            label="Title",
        )
   
        def register_assets(self, block_value):
            static_assets = []
   
            static_assets += [
                self.StaticAsset("path/to/asset.js", target="_blank"),
                self.StaticAsset("path/to/style.css", media="print"),
   
            ]
   
            return static_assets
   

   Your block class has to inherit from BlockStaticAssetsRegistrationMixin and you have to implement register_assets function. This function returns array of BlockStaticAssetsRegistrationMixin.StaticAsset instances. You can use block_value parameter to conditionally render assets based on current block values.

3. Then you can define place in your templates where you want your block assets to be rendered like this:

   {% extends "coderedcms/pages/base.html" %}
   
   {% block custom_assets %}
   {{ block.super }}
   {% include "wagtail_crx_block_frontend_assets/includes/block_assets.html" with required_file_extension=".css" %}
   {% endblock custom_assets %}
   
   {% block custom_scripts %}
   {{ block.super }}
   {% include "wagtail_crx_block_frontend_assets/includes/block_assets.html" with required_file_extension=".js" %}
   {% endblock custom_scripts %}
   

Development

1. Make sure you have Python virtual env installed

   $ python -m venv .venv
   

2. Install this app in editable mode

   $ pip install -e .
   

3. Migrate testapp DB

   $ python manage.py migrate
   

4. Run the testapp

   $ python manage.py runserver
   

   Or hit F5 if you use Visual Studio Code