template-engine

问题 I want to design my own HTML template with tags like JSP or Jade and then pass data from python to it and let it generate full html page. I don't want to construct document at python side like with DOM. Only data goes to page and page tempalte decides, how data lays out. I don't want to serve resulting pages with HTTP, only generate HTML files. Is it possible? UPDATE I found Jinja2, but I has strange boilerplate requirements. For example, they want me to create environment with env =

问题 I passed data in 3 languages to the twig template and display this data in this way: {% set lang=app.request.get("lang")%} {% for item in contests%} {% if lang=="fa"%} {{item.titlefa}} {% elseif lang=="en"%} {{item.titleen}} {% elseif lang=="ar"%} {{item.titlear}} {% endif%} {% endfor%} It is wirking but I must create 3 if condition for each object in "contests" How can i show data in this logic: {% set lang=app.request.get("lang")%} {{item.title~lang}} {% endfor%} that can call proper method

问题 I passed data in 3 languages to the twig template and display this data in this way: {% set lang=app.request.get("lang")%} {% for item in contests%} {% if lang=="fa"%} {{item.titlefa}} {% elseif lang=="en"%} {{item.titleen}} {% elseif lang=="ar"%} {{item.titlear}} {% endif%} {% endfor%} It is wirking but I must create 3 if condition for each object in "contests" How can i show data in this logic: {% set lang=app.request.get("lang")%} {{item.title~lang}} {% endfor%} that can call proper method

问题 As you know, if you are going to send an HTML email, all CSS styling must be inline on the elements themselves e.g. <p style='font-family: Helvetica'> Is there a way I can use Jinja to easily create HTML email bodies from Jinja templates without repeating CSS styles many times in a single template? I think of setting these styles to variables e.g. {% set FONT_STYLE = 'font-family: Helvetica; color: #111' %} and then in the template I can do <p style='{{ FONT_STYLE }}'>My paragraph here.</p>

问题 I want to include one template nested into others cont1 , cont2 , cont3 . And nested template should be hide one specific control for cont1 only. Before inclusion into cont1 I would like to assign value to some flag variable $hideMyControl . And inside nested template I would like to check if $hideMyControl is assigned value. How to perform such check? 回答1: You can do this using #if($!{$articleLeader}) // Perform your operation or the template part you want to show. #end For more info, see

问题 I want to include one template nested into others cont1 , cont2 , cont3 . And nested template should be hide one specific control for cont1 only. Before inclusion into cont1 I would like to assign value to some flag variable $hideMyControl . And inside nested template I would like to check if $hideMyControl is assigned value. How to perform such check? 回答1: You can do this using #if($!{$articleLeader}) // Perform your operation or the template part you want to show. #end For more info, see

问题 I am trying to use Scriban Template Engine for multiple loop support. For Example string bodyTextSub = "{{ for service in services }} ServiceName: {{ service }} {{ end }}" + "{{ for subservice in subServiceList }} SubServiceName: {{ subservice }} {{ end }}"; List<string> subServiceList = new List<string> { "PingSubService", "UrlSubService" }; Dictionary<string, List<string>> serviceDictionary = new Dictionary<string, List<string>>() { {"emailContent", subServiceList}, {"mailContent",

问题 I am trying to use Scriban Template Engine for multiple loop support. For Example string bodyTextSub = "{{ for service in services }} ServiceName: {{ service }} {{ end }}" + "{{ for subservice in subServiceList }} SubServiceName: {{ subservice }} {{ end }}"; List<string> subServiceList = new List<string> { "PingSubService", "UrlSubService" }; Dictionary<string, List<string>> serviceDictionary = new Dictionary<string, List<string>>() { {"emailContent", subServiceList}, {"mailContent",

问题 I read that thymeleaf is preferred instead of JSP nowadays. Which problem does thymeleaf solve that JSP can't? How is thymeleaf compared to other templating engines? 回答1: Well, this is really an opinion-based question and such will be my answer :) The main difference is that JSPs are compiled to Java servlet classes whereas Thymeleaf reads the template file, parses its DOM and then applies the model to it. This introduces a performance overhead and gives JSPs a performance edge, even with

问题 I am currently trying to create a small template engine for a project that I am working on, and I am using a system where I am replacing {$tag} with a preset tag. So say I put {username} in my template file, it will return a string which is the username. Now I want to go beyond just a simple string replacing a string. So using the same code I put $tpl->replace('getID', '<?php echo "test"; ?>); And it didn't work, so when I went to inspect element, I saw that it returned <!--? echo "test"; ?--