def testTokenRegexIgnoresCode(self):
# Special case:
s = jsontemplate.expand('{foo}', {'foo': 'bar'})
self.verify.Equal('bar', s)
s = jsontemplate.expand('{.repeated section foo}{@}{.end}',
{'foo': ['a', 'b', 'c']})
self.verify.Equal('abc', s)
# This didn't used to work because the variable would be " foo" and it would
# be undefined. Now we just let it pass through as literal text.
s = jsontemplate.expand('{ foo}', {'foo': 'bar'})
self.verify.Equal('{ foo}', s)
s = jsontemplate.expand('function() { return {@}; }', 1)
self.verify.Equal('function() { return 1; }', s)
s = jsontemplate.expand('function() { return {@};', 1)
self.verify.Equal('function() { return 1;', s)
# If you have an {.end} you'll get a different error because it'll be
# unmatched
s = jsontemplate.expand('{ .repeated section foo}',
{'foo': ['a', 'b', 'c']})
self.verify.Equal('{ .repeated section foo}', s) # ignored
def testTokenRegexIgnoresCode(self):
# Special case:
s = jsontemplate.expand('{foo}', {'foo': 'bar'})
self.verify.Equal('bar', s)
s = jsontemplate.expand('{.repeated section foo}{@}{.end}',
{'foo': ['a', 'b', 'c']})
self.verify.Equal('abc', s)
# This didn't used to work because the variable would be " foo" and it would
# be undefined. Now we just let it pass through as literal text.
s = jsontemplate.expand('{ foo}', {'foo': 'bar'})
self.verify.Equal('{ foo}', s)
s = jsontemplate.expand('function() { return {@}; }', 1)
self.verify.Equal('function() { return 1; }', s)
s = jsontemplate.expand('function() { return {@};', 1)
self.verify.Equal('function() { return 1;', s)
# If you have an {.end} you'll get a different error because it'll be
# unmatched
s = jsontemplate.expand('{ .repeated section foo}',
{'foo': ['a', 'b', 'c']})
self.verify.Equal('{ .repeated section foo}', s) # ignored
def run_static(args):
"writes static files to the specified output directory"
PATTERN = re.compile("([\"'])")
formatters = {"string-data": lambda x: PATTERN.sub(r"\\\1", x)}
R = lambda x: Path(x, pkg_resource=True)
# partial templates (client side rendering)
partials = R("data/templates/partials/")
with open(path.join(args.output, "templates.json"), "wb") as out:
out.write(
json.dumps(
dict(
(name, (partials + name).read(encoding="utf-8"))
for name in partials.listdir()
if name.endswith(".jst")
)
).encode("utf-8")
)
# message.js.jst expansion
with open(path.join(args.output, "messages.js"), "wb") as out:
template = R("data/scripts/messages.js.jst").read(encoding="utf-8")
data = jsontemplate.expand(template, args.__dict__, meta="[[]]", more_formatters=formatters).encode("utf-8")
out.write(data)
# history.js + adapter
with open(path.join(args.output, "history.js"), "wb") as out:
out.write(R("data/scripts/history.js").read())
out.write(";\n")
out.write(R("data/scripts/history.adapter.jquery.js").read())
# everything else is a straight copy to output directory
for type, files in (("scripts", ["jquery-1.7.2.min.js", "json-template.js"]), ("styles", ["messages.css"])):
for filename in files:
with open(path.join(args.output, filename), "wb") as out:
out.write(R("data/%s/%s" % (type, filename)).read())
def testExpand(self):
"""Test the free function expand."""
self.verify.Equal(
jsontemplate.expand('Hello {name}', {'name': 'World'}),
'Hello World')
def testExpand(self):
"""Test the free function expand."""
self.verify.Equal(
jsontemplate.expand('Hello {name}', {'name': 'World'}),
'Hello World')
