Hello,
2018-03-15 14:24 GMT+01:00 Manasvi Saxena <[email protected]>:
> Think of this library as a bridge between Python and HTML, you don't need
> to know the syntax of HTML, just need to know which function of the library
> creates what output. After you have created the content of your page just
> pass it to a function in a list and you have your HTML page.
> Have a look at the prototype and let me know what you think of it.
>
Thanks for the example.
To be honest the sample.py file doesn't strike me as a convenient way to
write HTML.
I think someone who's confortable writing Python code should be able to
learn the HTML syntax very quickly.
<tag attr1="value1" attr2="value2">content</tag> isn't more complicated
than pyhtml.tag("content", attr1="value1", attr2="value2"), is it?
This idea is not a good fit for Django. Perhaps it can be a learning
experiment for you, though?
Best regards,
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Aymeric.
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