Django templates in Venus

Hello everyone,

I just wrote a tiny piece of code that hooks Venus with the
Django  
template system. I also wrote a new theme that shows how to
use it:  
it should be very easy to use as the code that creates the
Django  
template context (the variables in the actual template
files) is the  
same as the one from htmltmpl.

I published my bzr branch over here for review:

http://cavedoni.co
m/2007/02/venus/

I hope someone might find this useful!

Cheers.
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Antonio Cavedoni wrote:
> Hello everyone,
> 
> I just wrote a tiny piece of code that hooks Venus with
the Django 
> template system. I also wrote a new theme that shows
how to use it: it 
> should be very easy to use as the code that creates the
Django template 
> context (the variables in the actual template files) is
the same as the 
> one from htmltmpl.
> 
> I published my bzr branch over here for review:
> 
> http://cavedoni.co
m/2007/02/venus/
> 
> I hope someone might find this useful!

I've pulled this, but a bit of documentation (see
docs/templates.html) 
and tests would be nice.

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On 14/02/07, Sam Ruby <rubysintertwingly.net>
wrote:
> I've pulled this, but a bit of documentation (see
docs/templates.html)
> and tests would be nice.

You're right, I'll write up a minimal guide to Django
templates usage.
As for testing, I'll have a look into how htmltmpl is
currently being
tested by Venus.

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On 15/02/07, Antonio Cavedoni <antoniocavedoni.org> wrote:
> You're right, I'll write up a minimal guide to Django
templates usage.

How's this for a start?

http://cavedoni.com/2007/02/venus/docs/templates.html

I updated tha branch so it's pullable if deemed good
enough.

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Hi Sam, list,

On 14 Feb 2007, at 22:18, Sam Ruby wrote:
> I've pulled this, but a bit of documentation (see docs/

> templates.html) and tests would be nice.

I just added a couple of unit test to the Django hooks for
Venus and  
somewhat clarified the documentation on my own branch. To be
honest  
I’m not very not very clear on why the various templating
engines are  
tested with files called test_filter_*.py, but I just tried
to follow  
the xslt and tmpl examples for now (are filters
templates?).

I hope this is not the usual case of RTFM: I tried looking
but I’m  
still not quite grasping the difference between the two.

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Antonio Cavedoni wrote:
> Hi Sam, list,
> 
> On 14 Feb 2007, at 22:18, Sam Ruby wrote:
>> I've pulled this, but a bit of documentation (see
docs/templates.html) 
>> and tests would be nice.
> 
> I just added a couple of unit test to the Django hooks
for Venus and 
> somewhat clarified the documentation on my own branch.
To be honest I’m 
> not very not very clear on why the various templating
engines are tested 
> with files called test_filter_*.py, but I just tried to
follow the xslt 
> and tmpl examples for now (are filters templates?).
> 
> I hope this is not the usual case of RTFM: I tried
looking but I’m still 
> not quite grasping the difference between the two.

They probably all should be renamed test_shell_*.  But, yes,
internally 
there really is no difference between a filter and a
template.

Thanks for the fixes.  I've pulled them into my copy.

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