Jinja2 tags for modern web. Includes sass, scss, less, coffee, uglify. Can be easily extended for any command line tools. Preprocessors not running if source files not changed.
pip install jinja2modern
In your project directory create settings.py, guess you already have it, with settings:
#home path
JINJA2MODERN_HOME = os.path.realpath(os.path.dirname(__file__))
#media path relative to home directory
JINJA2MODERN_MEDIA_PATH = 'media'
#media url
JINJA2MODERN_MEDIA_URL = '/media'
There are several preprocessor engines that you will need in your project. Here is how you can get them:
JINJA2MODERN_ENGINES = {
'coffee': '/path/to/coffee/bin/coffee',
'uglify': '/path/to/uglify/bin/uglifyjs',
'lesscss': '/path/to/lesscss/bin/lessc',
'sass': '/path/to/sass/bin/sass',
}
You always can overide basic templates by placing it in tags subdirectory in your jinja2 environment template directory
####js.html: <script src="{{ file_link }}"></script>
####css.html:
All of this template code:
{% less "style.css" %}
less/style.less
{% endless %}
{% less "less/style.less" %}
will render tags/css.html, for default template:
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/media_url/css/style.css" />
Of course you can specify out path and file name
{% less "path/to/style.css" %}
less/style.less
{% endless %}
this will render tags/css.html, for default template:
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/media_url/path/to/style.css" />
Js tag just copy files to media path
{% js "js/main/main.js" %}
this will render tags/js.html, for default template:
<script src="/media_url/js/main.js"></script>
You can specify librarys for using in your templates by set this in your settings.py
JINJA2MODERN_JS_LIBS_PATH = 'js/libs'
JINJA2MODERN_JS_LIBS = {
'jquery': {
'src': 'js/lib/jquery*.js',
'template': 'js/jquery.html'
},
}
and then just use
{% js "jquery" %}
this will render template js/jquery.html
<script src="//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1/jquery.min.js"></script>
<script>window.jQuery || document.write('<script src="{{ file_link }}"><\/script>')</script>
All of this template code:
{% coffee "js/main/main.coffee" %}
{% coffee "main.js" %}
js/main/main.coffee
{% endcoffee %}
{% coffee "main.js" %}
js/main/main1.coffee
js/main/main2.coffee
js/main/main3.coffee
{% endcoffee %}
will render tags/js.html, for default template:
<script src="/media/url/js/main.js"></script>
and of course you can specify out path and file name like for less tag.
All of this template code:
{% uglify "js/main/main.js" %}
{% uglify "main.js" %}
js/main/main.js
{% enduglify %}
{% uglify "main.js" %}
js/main/main1.js
js/main/main2.js
js/main/main3.js
{% enduglify %}
will render tags/js.html, for default template:
<script src="/media/url/js/main.js"></script>
In this case uglify will run on every template rendering
{% coffee "main.js" %}
js/main/main1.coffee
js/main/main2.coffee
js/main/main3.coffee
{% endcoffee %}
{% uglify %}
/media/url/js/main.js
{% enduglify %}
Coffee tag will produce /media/url/js/main.js
and render tags/js.html template. Than uglify will compress this file and will not render any templates.