package
0.1.1-beta.2
Repository: https://github.com/digimakergo/digimaker.git
Documentation: pkg.go.dev
# README
DM Sitekit
Sitekit is a toolkit which is used to build sites in a 'template way'.
Core features
- easy templating
- multi sites support
- load multi sites from yaml config file or api, or both.
- powerful template override based on content conditions
- nice url(from niceurl package) and extendable
- extend site router with templating
- customize template functions, filters, macro
Template engine
The template engine used is pongo2 https://github.com/flosch/pongo2.
Demosite
See Demosite for example use.
Template Functions
Examples:
Fetch content by id:
{%set content = dm.fetch_byid(8)%}
Fetch children:
{%set children = dm.children( content, "article" )%}
Filters
Output variable:
{{var|dmshow}}
Format time to local:
{{timestamp|dm_format_time}}
Template Override
# Functions
Get content view template, with site setting's template foldertodo: support page content(render content) in matchData, eg.
remove / if path has / in the end.
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Handle content, given mux variables: site: <site>, path: <site path>, id: <content id>.
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Initialize sites setting to memory.
MatchTemplate returns overrided template based on override config(eg.
Output proceeds template and output the resultsIf variables includes "content" it will proceed as content,otherwise it process path(eg.
Output content using conent template.
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OutputString output template result as stringSee Output.
Register a set of functionsname: 'namespace' of functions.
Handle contents after initialization.
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check if template exists under web/templates(default) folder.
TemplateFolder() returns folder of templates.
add site template folder to template pathif path starts from ~/, use path after ~/.
# Interfaces
TemplateFunctions represents a set of functionsTo register a new set of function, first implement this interface and then invoke RegisterFunctions in init().