success 18717 django-cheetahtemplate 2008-10-07T11:49:29Z 2009-10-06T13:14:16Z Cheetah template engine for DjangoUsage Use the render_cheetah_response shortcut just as you would use render_to_response Use the CheetahTemplate class to render contexts in your views from text or file News - Now released a version which is the stand alone module django_cheetahtemplates and contains the application of the example below. See the source svn repository for the most up to date code. ExamplePut this in your views from django_cheetahtemplates import render_cheetah_response,CheetahTemplate from django.template import Context from django.http import HttpResponse def hello(request): # Use shortcut return render_cheetah_response('hello.tmpl', {'myvar':'hello world','range':range} ) def hello2(request): # Create and render context context = Context({'myvar':'hello'}) context['range'] = range template = CheetahTemplate(filename='hello.tmpl') return HttpResponse(template.render(context))Then create hello.tmpl somewhere in your TEMPLATE_DIRS $myvar #for i in $range(10) $i#slurp #end forWhen you go to the url linked to either hello or hello2 you will see this hello world 0123456789Capabilities: Django context/template rendering compatibility with CheetahTemplate class. Shortcut replacement for render_to_response => render_cheetah_response TODO: Cheetah template path search (always defaults to your project directory when trying to include files) Fix: find your template from there with relative links? Transfer over filters to cheetah format Create URL shortcuts for generic cheetah template views (like 'direct_to_template' in urls.py) http://code.google.com/p/django-cheetahtemplate django-cheetahtemplate 0 0 720658 720658 18717 2009-12-17T12:18:54Z 2009-12-17T12:18:44Z 2007-10-01T00:00:00Z 2009-09-01T00:00:00Z 1 43 9 Python bsd BSD Copyright