Usage
Just instantiate EasyLibrary and register the renderer method as a template tag:
from easytags import EasyLibrary
register = EasyLibrary()
def sum(context, arg1, arg2, arg3=0):
return int(arg1) + int(arg2) + int(arg3)
register.easytag(sum)
The EasyLibrary will take care of subclassing EasyNode that will take care of the template tag’s parsing, resolving variable and inspecting if the args are ok with the renderer signature. In the example above, you can use the sum tag in any of the forms below:
{% sum "1" "2" %}
{% sum "1" arg2="2" %}
{% sum arg1="1" arg2="2" %}
{% sum arg2="2" arg1="1" %}
It’s almost like calling methods in Python.
In this example, arg3 is optional and defaults to 0. So you may use or not this arg.
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