wagtail-streamfield-utils
API
iterators
flatten_streamfield(streamvalue)
Returns a generator, yielding (block, path) tuple to each block in a streamfield.
from streamfieldutils.iterators import flatten_streamfield
page = MyPage.objects.first()
# Print a slash-separated path to each block followed by the block's value.
for block, path in flatten_streamfield(page.body):
print("/".join(path), block.value)
Contributing
Getting started
- Clone the repo
git clone https://github.com/mikemonteith/wagtail-streamfield-utils.git - Install dependencies
pip install -e .[testing]
Formatting
black .
Linting
flake8 .
Tests
pytest
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Metadata
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