Django1.10 Configuring JINJA2 Templates

1. Install the JINJA2 module:

Pip Install JINJA2

2, configuration settings:

templates = [    {         ' BACKEND ':   ' django.template.backends.jinja2.Jinja2 ',         ' DIRS ':  [ Os.path.join (base_dir,  ' templates ')],         ' App_dirs ':  true,         ' OPTIONS ': {              ' environment ': ' MirMobAdmin.jinja2.environment '          },    },    {          ' backend ':  ' django.template.backends.django.DjangoTemplates ',          ' DIRS ': [],         ' app_dirs ':  true,          ' OPTIONS ': {              ' conText_processors ': [                  ' Django.template.context_processors.debug ',                  ' Django.template.context_processors.request ',                  ' Django.contrib.auth.context_ Processors.auth ',                  ' Django.contrib.messages.context_processors.messages ',             ],        },    },]

3. Create mirmobadmin/jinja2.py file:

#!/usr/bin/python #coding: Utf-8from __future__ import absolute_import # python 2 onlyfrom Django.contrib.staticfiles.storage Import staticfiles_storagefrom django.core.urlresolvers import Reversefrom jinja2 Import environmentdef Environment (**options): env = Environment (**options) env.globals.update ({' Static ': STA Ticfiles_storage.url, ' url ': Reverse,}) return env

The purpose of this file is to add both static and URL template tags to the Jinja2 template

4, the template is replaced by the original {% static ' xxx.js '%} to {{static (' Xxx.js ')}}

The test is now normal!

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Django1.10 Configuring JINJA2 Templates