I have released pyTenjin 0.8.0 http://www.kuwata-lab.com/tenjin/
pyTenjin is the fastest template engine for Python. * Very fast (about 10 times faster than Django template engine) * Easy to learn (no need to learn template-original language) * Full-featured (layout template, partial template, preprocessing, ...) * Very small (only 1,200 lines, one file) * Goole AppEngine supported. http://www.kuwata-lab.com/tenjin/pytenjin-faq.html#faq-google-appengine Changes from 0.7.0 ------------------ * !!IMPORTANT!! HTML helper function 'tagattr()' is renamed to 'tagattrs()'. (Notice that new 'tagattr()' is added. See below.) * 'tagattrs()' is changed to add ' ' (space) at the first character. ex. (0.7.0) tagattr(klass='error') #=> 'class="error"' (0.7.1) tagattrs(klass='error') #=> ' class="error"' * 'tagattrs()' is changed to handle 'checked', 'selected', and 'disabled' attributes. ex. >>> from tenjin.helpers.html import * >>> tagattrs(checked=True, selected='Y', disabled=1) ' checked="checked" selected="selected" disabled="disabled"' >>> tagattrs(checked=False, selected='', disabled=0) '' Bugfix ------ * !!IMPORTANT!! Template caching is changed to keep template file's timestamp instead of create time of cached object. See http://groups.google.com/group/kuwata-lab-products/browse_thread/thread/a0d447c282fb383d#msg_de39557405c9b656 for details. (Thanks Steve) Enhancements ------------ * Add new HTML helper function 'tagattr()'. (Notice that 'tagattr()' in 0.7.0 is renamed into 'tagattrs()'.) ex. >>> from tenjin.helpers.html import * >>> tagattr('size', 20) ' size="20"' >>> tagattr('size', 0) '' >>> tagattr('size', 20, 'large') ' size="large"' >>> size = 20 # you can use tagattrs() instead of tagattr () >>> tagattrs(size=(size and 'large')) ' size="large"' * Add new HTML helper function 'new_cycle()'. ex. >>> from tenjin.helpers.html import * >>> cycle = new_cycle('odd, 'even') >>> cycle() 'odd' >>> cycle() 'even' >>> cycle() 'odd' >>> cycle() 'even' * (experimental) Template converter is changed to add dummy if- statement when first Python statement is indented. (Thanks Steve) ex. $ cat ex.pyhtml <html> <body> <ul> <?py for item in items: ?> <li>${item}</li> <?py #end ?> </ul> </body> </html> $ pytenjin -sb ex.pyhtml _buf.extend(('''<html> <body> <ul>\n''', )); if True: ## dummy for item in items: _buf.extend((''' <li>''', escape(to_str(item)), '''</li>\n''', )); #end _buf.extend((''' </ul> </body> </html>\n''', )); * Update User's Guide and FAQ. Have fun! -- regards, makoto kuwata -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
