django-intercoolerjs 1.1.2.0

Requirements

Django 1.3 or later

Installation

$ pip install django-intercoolerjs

Setup

Just add 'django.contrib.staticfiles' and 'intercoolerjs' to INSTALLED_APPS in your settings.py:

INSTALLED_APPS = (
    # ...

    'django.contrib.staticfiles',
    'intercoolerjs',

    # ...
)

Refer to Django static files documentation to configure and deploy static files.

Usage

You use intercooler.js in your Django templates like this:

{% load static %}

<!-- only if you also need jQuery -->
<script src="{% static "intercoolerjs/js/jquery.js" %}"></script>
<!-- this is the minified intercooler.js -->
<script src="{% static "intercoolerjs/js/intercooler.min.js" %}"></script>

Since version 1.1.0 of intercooler.js it is also possible to use zepto as an alternative to jQuery. zepto is not yet bundled with django-intercoolerjs.

Version numbers

We are keeping the intercooler.js version number, so that intercooler.js releases can easily be spotted in django-intercoolerjs. But, since we also need a version number, an other dot number is added.

If intercooler.js version 1.0.3. is the current release, django-intercoolerjs will have the version number 1.0.3.0. This last number will be incremented with every release of django-intercoolerjs.

If intercooler.js version 1.0.4 is being released, we keep the last django-intercooler version number, so that features or bugfixes in django-intercoolerjs can be recognized easier: 1.0.3.14 ==> 1.0.4.14

Demo

A demo project can be found in the 'demo' folder along with a README.