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Normally pystache will just use the python unicode representation of objects. This is not very useful programatically. Rendering using json makes these values more useful.
27 lines
911 B
Python
27 lines
911 B
Python
import json
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from pystache import Renderer
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class JsonRenderer(Renderer):
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def __init__(self,
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file_encoding=None,
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string_encoding=None,
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decode_errors=None,
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search_dirs=None,
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file_extension=None,
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escape=None,
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partials=None,
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missing_tags=None):
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# json would be html escaped otherwise
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if escape is None:
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escape = lambda u: u
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return super(JsonRenderer, self).__init__(file_encoding,
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string_encoding,
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decode_errors, search_dirs,
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file_extension, escape,
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partials, missing_tags)
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def str_coerce(self, val):
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return json.dumps(val)
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