CLI to django template renderer
Render template contents from the command line.
Ever wanted to include templated config inside your repository for your django app's database, webserver, crontab etc?
This management command allows you (or chef, Docker, etc) to do so :)
Or you can use Django's dbsync signal to make deployment seamless.
Clone the repo, run python setup.py install to install.
Add django_template_cli to your INSTALLED_APPS.
Usage: template ([CONTEXT]) ([TEMPLATE])
Render [TEMPLATE] to stdout using [CONTEXT]
The context is json formatted text.
By default uses stdin for the template content.
If no stdin is supplied, assume the last argument
is either a path to a file or the actual content.
If no context is supplied, use os.environ
See django_template_cli.management.commands.template for
detailed documentation.
To render template from stdin using os.environ as context
$> echo "{{PATH}}" | ./manage.py template
/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/local/bin: ..etc
To render template from a file templates/main.html using
os.environ as context
$> ./manage.py template templates/main.html
<!DOCTYPE >
..etc
Specify context and template
$> ./manage.py template '{"DTYPE": "html"}' templates/main.html
<!DOCTYPE html>
..etc
Specify context only
$> echo "{{PATH}}" | ./manage.py template '{"PATH": "FOO"}'
FOO
Write tests, use Django's template loaders.