Hi,
Junya Hayashi wrote:
> But I couldn't find the good strategy of doing like this with Jinja1
> or Jinja2.
> I know that I can define "globals" for passing arbitrary python
> objects to templates,
> but once I put some objects on globals, it will be loaded everywhere.
There are many ways to do that sort of thing, and Jinja2 doesn't really
recomment one in the documentation. The easiest way would be putting the
module of your models into the globals:
env.globals['m'] = sys.modules['application.models']
Assuming your application is already fully imported if you render a
template, your macro can do something like this::
{% macro recent_news(num) %}
{% set news = m.NewsModel.select(...).limit(num) %}
...
{% endmacro %}
And then like you did with mako::
{% import 'news/widget.html' as news %}
${news.recent_news(5)}
Regards,
Armin
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