[Cheetahtemplate-discuss] Fwd: [webpy] Re: what templating engine do you use

[<mob...@gm...>]

A bit of magic with the imp module takes a
template name and a base directory (configured in a site-specific
config) and loads up that template, taking care of #extends and
#import directives as appropriate. I don't use the built-in support
for Cheetah, however.

Can some one please share a way to pre-compile cheetah site
wide base templates in webpy
Precompiling templates when the app loads causes the app to crash
http://pastie.org/488890

This behavior causes webpy apps to take a long time to load and causing time
out errors
thanks


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From: <mob...@gm...>
Date: Mon, May 25, 2009 at 1:17 AM
Subject: Re: [webpy] Re: what templating engine do you use
To: we...@go...
Cc: Jeremy <jer...@gm...>,
che...@li...


Hey Jeremy James
can you share this setup for webpy #extends, import in webpy please

I use Cheetah with pre-compiled templates -
it's very fast *(the templates import especially quickly when python
compiled and optimised). A bit of magic with the imp module takes a
template name and a base directory (configured in a site-specific
config) and loads up that template, taking care of #extends and
#import directives as appropriate.*
Thanks a lot
On Tue, Mar 20, 2007 at 5:28 PM, Jeremy <jer...@gm...> wrote:

>
> For a production site, I use Cheetah with pre-compiled templates -
> it's very fast (the templates import especially quickly when python
> compiled and optimised). A bit of magic with the imp module takes a
> template name and a base directory (configured in a site-specific
> config) and loads up that template, taking care of #extends and
> #import directives as appropriate. I don't use the built-in support
> for Cheetah, however. The new template library is also only imported
> to display the debugerror page.
>
> On Mar 20, 1:00 am, Jack <jli...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > I also read in a review article that web.py only supports cheetah 1.0.
> > Is that still the case?
>
> I'd be surprised by this (although not sure because we use debian
> stable which is still on version 0.9.16) - after all, Cheetah simply
> takes a template, fills it, and returns a string (possibly unicode).
> Perhaps only the built-in cheetah module isn't compatible?
>
> -jeremy
>
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