Why use a template engine when you can generate HTML or XML documents with Python in a very readable way?
( full tutorial on yattag.org )
Basic example
Nested html tags, no need to close tags.
from yattag import Doc
doc, tag, text = Doc().tagtext()
with tag('html'):
with tag('body', id = 'hello'):
with tag('h1'):
text('Hello world!')
print(doc.getvalue())Html form rendering
Yattag can fill your HTML forms with default values and error messages. Pass a defaults dictionary of default values, and an errors dictionary of error messages to the Doc constructor. Then, use the special input, textarea, select, option methods when generating your documents.
Example with default values
from yattag import Doc
doc, tag, text = Doc(
defaults = {'ingredient': ['chocolate', 'coffee']}
).tagtext()
with tag('form', action = ""):
with tag('label'):
text("Select one or more ingredients")
with doc.select(name = 'ingredient', multiple = "multiple"):
for value, description in (
("chocolate", "Dark chocolate"),
("almonds", "Roasted almonds"),
("honey", "Acacia honey"),
("coffee", "Ethiopian coffee")
):
with doc.option(value = value):
text(description)
doc.stag('input', type = "submit", value = "Validate")
print(doc.getvalue())Example with default values and errors
from yattag import Doc
doc, tag, text = Doc(
defaults = {
'title': 'Untitled',
'contact_message': 'You just won the lottery!'
},
errors = {
'contact_message': 'Your message looks like spam.'
}
).tagtext()
with tag('h1'):
text('Contact form')
with tag('form', action = ""):
doc.input(name = 'title', type = 'text')
with doc.textarea(name = 'contact_message'):
pass
doc.stag('input', type = 'submit', value = 'Send my message')
print(doc.getvalue())Full tutorial on yattag.org
GitHub repo: https://github.com/leforestier/yattag
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