khufu_javascript Khufu/Pyramid component for managing JavaScript resources
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Khufu/Pyramid component for managing JavaScript resources khufu_javascript is a module that provides various ways for including JavaScript into your Khufu/Pyramid app.Dojo Support``khufu_javascript.dojo`` provides support for working with Dojo.UsageSetting up khufu_javascript.dojo is easy. # config must be an instance of pyramid.config.Configurator config.include('khufu_javascript.dojo') config.register_script_dir('myproject:javascripts')The previous example will iterate over all *.js files in the ``javascripts`` directory relative to the ``myproject`` package (``register_script_dir`` takes an asset spec). For each .js file found it scans for a "dojo.provides('foo')" entry and registers that module with khufu_javascript.After having registered scripts, they can be accessed via the ``dojo`` view at the root of the site. If one of the javascripts found has "dojo.provides('foo.bar')" then the dojo view will provide: http://127.0.0.1:8080/dojo/foo/bar.jsAnyone working with Dojo modules knows that there still needs to a way to tell Dojo to look at */dojo/whatever* when looking up non-core modules. Dojo handles this with *djConfig* which can be used to setup module load paths.After having registered scripts, inside of your views you can simply call ``khufu_javascript.dojo.render_header``. # views.py from khufu_javascript.dojo import render_header @view_config('myview', renderer='templates/foo.jinja2', context=Root) def myview(request): dojo_header = render_header(request) return {'dojo_header': dojo_header} < !-- templates/foo.jinja2 -- > < html > < head > {{ dojo_header|safe }} < /head > < body > yes sir! < /body > < /html >The ``render_header`` method will generate the appropriate *< link >*, *< style ,>*, and *< script >* elements for loading Dojo. It will also generate the appropriate *djConfig* object that configures the module loading path to work with our /dojo view. Requirements: · Python

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