Hello
I'm writing a library of helper classes/functions to ease creation of
custom template tags. So a natural doctest (or an example in the
documentation) goes like this: define a compiler function and Node
class with my helpers, register them with a tag library, define a
bunch of template strings with these tags, then render these templates
and check whether the output is ok. However, there is a problem. For
this to work, I need to somehow tell my templates where to find the
tags. I can not use the {% load %} tag (because the tags being tested
are not in a module), so I need to somehow tell the Template object
where to look. I looked through django.template and there seems to be
no way to do that (libraries are added to the template's Parser object
which is deeply incapsulated).
So, my question is: how do people test such things?
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Alexander Khodyrev
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