Wempy is a command line tool for parsing embedded python (similar to Ruby’s erb). Wempy’s syntax is pure python with 3 very important differences:
There is no need for indentation
The python keyword ‘pass’ must be used to indicate the end of some satements, blocks, and loops (like if/else, Try/Except, for or while ) depending on context
‘extend’ and ‘include’ are special keywords used to make templates (which can inherit)
Example
% wempy <<-EOF
{{first_name = 'Tyler'}}
{{last_name = 'Durden'}}
Hello Mr. {{=last_name}} or shall I call you {{=first_name}} instead?
EOF
This generates the following output:
Hello Mr. Durden or shall I call you Tyler instead?
You can see the python script that is generated & executed by using the -x flag.
% wempy -x <<-EOF
{{first_name = 'Tyler'}}
{{last_name = 'Durden'}}
Hello Mr. {{=last_name}} or shall I call you {{=first_name}} instead?
EOF
Which prints out:
import sys
sys.stdout.write(' ')
first_name = 'Tyler'
sys.stdout.write('\n ')
last_name = 'Durden'
sys.stdout.write('\n Hello Mr. ')
sys.stdout.write(last_name)
sys.stdout.write(' or shall I call you ')
sys.stdout.write(first_name)
sys.stdout.write(' instead?\n')
wempy.py shows how to use the wemplate library. But here’s a quick rundown:
>> import wemplate.wemplate
>> text="Hello {{=planet}} !"
>> parser = wemplate.wemplate.TemplateParser(text)
>>
>> print parser.render(planet="World") #print the rendered template
'Hello World !'
Origin
Wempy is taken directly from Web2py’s template engine. We’ve removed some things like the gluon integration wrapper functions, the response object, and HTML/XML escaping.
The name stands for (W)eb2py’s (Em)bedded (Py)thon
Documentation
There isn’t any for wempy (yet). To understand the caveats of the engine take a look at the Views Basic Syntax section of the web2py manual
I’ll be working on Wempy specific documentation shortly
License
As Web2py is licensed under the LGPL v3 so too is Wempy
Home
More information will soon be available at http://www.wempy.org
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