Twisted box template

Keep your eyes peeled for more fantastic templates being added below, and share your makes with us on CraftWorld! By NatalieH ,. Share Articles via Twitter. Share Articles via Facebook. For example:. The basic unit of templating is twisted. An Element is given a way of loading a bit of markup like the above example, and knows how to correlate render attributes within that markup to Python methods exposed with twisted. In order to combine the two, we must render the element.

For this simple example, we can use the flattenString API, which will convert a single template object - such as an Element - into a Deferred which fires with a single string, the HTML output of the rendering process.

This short program cheats a little bit; we know that there are no Deferred s in the template which require the reactor to eventually fire; therefore, we can simply add a callback which outputs the result. Note, however, that renderers from library code may require an IRequest.

The third parameter to a renderer method is a Tag object which represents the XML element with the t:render attribute in the template. Calling a Tag adds children to the element in the DOM, which may be strings, more Tag s, or other renderables such as Element s. For example, to make the header and footer bold:. In addition to adding children, call syntax can be used to set attributes on a tag. For example, to change the id on the div while adding children:. Calling a tag mutates it, it and returns the tag itself, so you can pass it forward and call it multiple times if you have multiple children or attributes to add to it.

There may be some omissions, but if you find one, please feel free to file a bug. The following example demonstrates both t:attr and t:slot in action. It should make more sense when you see the code:. Often, you will have a sequence of things, and want to render each of them, repeating a part of the template for each one. Your granny is sure to love this as it would take her right to her bygone happy childhood days. White Chocolate Candy Box The rich burnt amber box looks really classy and would make an elegant chocolate box.

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