Note that this is really about Python packaging, not anything Pyramid specific.
Plone does it, I think, by letting you develop and distribute themes without
using Python packaging.
If you have a project that has two Python packages that you are working on, and
want them both in development
That works pretty well for my case. But I'm still confused as to how to
create and work with multiples packages.By following the tutorial, I have
to create a project using a scaffold.
How do I create a theme package and an aplication project and work with
both? Do I just create a normal python
Hello,
I come from the Plone world where the theme and app package are usually
separate packages (mypackage.theme and mypackage.app).
Is this possible in pyramid? How ?
Thanks.
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Hello,
I am new at Pyramid so forgive if my question may seen stupid.
I come from the Plone world where theme and app are diferrente packages
(mypackage.theme and mypackage.app) and I was wondering if this is possible
with pyramid.
And if possible, what is the best way to implement this?
So as far as I understand this, you want to either have multiple sets
of templates or CSS.
For templates, you can change the configuration of `mako.directories`
(see:
http://docs.pylonsproject.org/projects/pyramid/en/latest/narr/environment.html#mako-module-directory)
and just mirror the
If you're looking for a concept of splitting the theming into a different
abstraction from the normal view templates, then pyramid_layout might be what
you want:
http://docs.pylonsproject.org/projects/pyramid_layout/en/latest/
With that you can make a Python package for a particular
Hi,
I'm afraid you cannot compare Plone with Pyramid:
- Plone is a ready-to-use web content management application with a
themeable interface
- Pyramid is a web development framework with no standard, built-in user
interface.
So, the notion of theme has no meaning in the context Pyramid.
That
