I would say template tags are the nice little framework for doing
this.
you could create a tags the looks in a certain path for files ending
in '.js' based on the model or application and join it with
settings.MEDIA_URL.. have it return a string of text or a list of
strings that you can iterate over in the template.
the you can have something like
{% get_js_for_object myobject %}
secondarly, some JavaScript frameworks have built in dependency
loaders that will fetch scripts based on what is on the page of
specified. mootools does. I think Dojo does. I'm sure others do. If
you are more comfortable with javascript than python/django that might
be something to look into.
On Nov 17, 4:15 am, Thierry <thierryschellenb...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Other frameworks (Symfony) offer simple hooks for managing js
> includes.
> In Django its simply a line of template code.
>
> This is annoying for managing JS dependencies.
>
> Did anyone write a nice little framework for managing js?
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