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 m
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 pa
Mako is no longer bundled with Pyramid, nor is it the only templating engine
available to pyramid.
See:
pyramid_jinja2
pyramid_mako
pyramid_chameleon
If you build your main application using the asset stuff built into pyramid,
you can then create another package that overrides those assets.
S
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.
Tha
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 look-a
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 same
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?
Thank
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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