def test_js_script_embed():
from makeweb import JS, Doc, script
js = JS()
@js.script
def test():
alert('wut?')
doc = Doc()
with script():
js.embed()
assert str(doc) == '<script>alert("wut?");</script>'
def test_js_function_embed():
from makeweb import JS, Doc, script
js = JS()
@js.function
def test():
alert('wut?')
doc = Doc()
with script():
js.embed()
assert str(doc) == '<script>function test(){alert("wut?");}</script>'
def test_js_script():
from makeweb import JS
js = JS()
@js.script
def test():
alert('wut?')
assert str(js) == 'alert("wut?");'
def test_js_function():
from makeweb import JS
js = JS()
@js.function
def test():
alert('wut?')
assert str(js) == 'function test(){alert("wut?");}'
JS,
head,
title,
style,
script,
body,
div,
a,
span,
i,
)
# Initialize app, css and js.
app = Flask(__name__)
css = CSS()
js = JS()
# Let us define some style for our page and clock.
#
# If you know css, this should look familiar.
# Note that we use double-underscore where a hyphen is expected,
# since python does not allow hyphens in identifiers.
#
# Internals: MakeWeb's css support works with python's __call__() feature.
css(
'body',
background__color='#102719',
color='#93ff45',
font__family='roboto-mono,monospace',
text__align='center',