Hi guys!
I'm involved in a big Django project and I'm trying to propose a way to
organize the big amount of jinja templates that we have in our project. The
way I'm proposing to oganize them is following a BEM methodology, where all
the pages used by a DjangoView being in a *pages* folder, and all the
blocks an elements contained in a *blocks* subfolder.
In this approach, each block is represented by a jinja template, and all of
it's elements and blocks are declared inside a folder with the same name,
and modified elements are declared at the same level. So the directory
structure good look something like this:
- pages/
- home.jinja
- page1.jinja
- page2.jinja
- blocks
- block/
- subblock-a/
- .... (all elements of subblock-a)
- subblock-b.jinja
- element-a.jinja
- element-a__dark.jinja
- element-b.jinja
- search.jinja
- search/ (In case *search* reusable block has more elements)
- block.jinja
So in this example, we have "block" and "search" blocks. "block" having
"subblock-a", "subblock-b" as subblocks and element-a, element-b as
elements.
What do you think about this approach? It will be really helpful to have
some feedback on it. Thanks!
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