A declarative templating language based on JSON
Project description
JSON Template is a simple declarative template language based on JSON. It is designed to be easy to implement in multiple languages, including client-side javascript. This release only contains the official Python implementation of JSON Template.
For more about JSON Template, see:
http://json-template.googlecode.com
Testing
To test JSON template, go to the trunk of the development version of JSON template and do the following:
$ python jsontemplate_test.py
Also run the Python tests:
$ python jsontemplate_test.py --python
Also run the Python specific tests:
$ cd python/jsontemplate $ python formatters_test.py $ python jsontemplate_unittest.py
NOTE: While there are some tests included in the Python release, the tests won’t run with just the release. You need the whole checkout of the multi-language JSON Template in order to run the tests, not just the Python parts.
Changes
0.85
JSON Template is usually released at: http://code.google.com/p/json-template/downloads/list
This is the first PyPI release in 2+ years as I am not a PyPI user myself (sorry). Lots of changes since the last PyPI release:
template styles
section “pre-formatters”
various tweaks and additions to the set of builtin formatters
multiline comment
whitespace options
doc/Design.txt has some skeletal notes.
(hg change set 434:d97224b19057, tag python-0.85)
0.5b2 (2009-05-27)
This release should actually be installable, as ‘CHANGES.txt’ is actually included.
0.5b1 (2009-05-14)
Initial public release on PyPI.
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