semirook/jinja-atoms

Atomic inclusion blocks extension for Jinja2 template engine

jinja-atoms's Issues

Atom functions are undefined when used with jinja include tag

I have a template using {% include %} and the included template has some atoms.
On first page load, the atoms are undefined:

loaded_atom_055b68d1c94337b4abfa8c6ef6e9730a    Undefined
loaded_atom_597e00885ae82a76607f002e8a862c05    Undefined
loaded_atom_a6eb20402166d69767bdc9816f3df9fe    <function atom_args at 0x4c9fb18>

And that makes jinja2 raise an UndefinedError.

Any ideas about that?

ATOMS_NS_RE regex is slightly broken

>>> import re
>>> regex = re.compile(
...         r'\{\%\s*use\s+atoms\s*\'?(?P<tmpl>[^\s]+)\'?\s*as\s*\'?(?P<context>\w+)\'?\s*\%\}',
...     )
>>> 
>>> m = re.findall(regex, '{%use atomsblargbazasfoobar%}')
>>> m
[('blargbaz', 'foobar')]

Parsing fails when passing object attributes

Hi,

I'm integrating your awesome extension but am facing a difficulty when using something with a dot:

{% atom documents:search_result_item(result.document) %}

Doesn't work, I get a parse error:

Exception Type: TemplateSyntaxError
Exception Value: expected token ',', got '.'

So far, the only solution I get is this:

{% set doc = result.document %}
{% atom documents:search_result_item(doc) %}

Which is far from ideal.

I guess it's parse method in the extension which is not flexible enough.