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Haml has -# for a comment tag, whats the equivalent in nemo ?

How to repeat:

1. Place a file 1.mako in /templates underneath an application.
2. Try to load it from a view

It will not be found because the app_directories.Loader isn't being emualted.

You can solve this by adding your app template to TEMPLATE_DIR in settings.py but this isn't a long-term solution because eventaully apps will be written that use nemo as the default template language.

Calling a Mako def is done like so:

<namespace:method arg="">
</namespace:method>

Which is a bit verbose. However if we can trim it down to something like this:

% namespace:method arg=""

Then we'd be able to gain the glories of DMSL-like filters without actually having to code anything.

Example:

% head 
    % compress:js
          /js/main.js
          /js/jquery.js

Then the compress def acts to compress those files, and output a link to the compressed copy.

Setting up djmako with "pip install djmako" makes mako templates working just fine. But Django admin doesn't work afterwards. Here is the solution that worked on my end https://github.com/spinus/djmako. Take a look if you can have it to update nemo's wiki page. Thanks

Why isn't this project up on PyPI? You don't even have a setup.py file.

I get:

$ pip install nemo-templates Collecting nemo-templates Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement nemo-templates (from versions: ) No matching distribution found for nemo-templates

Right now nemo runs in strict mode.

Enable a permissive mode to allow mixed indentation of html and nemo statements.

The with 'indentation' in their name check against this. They are expected to succeed in permissive mode.

Use |> to terminate a nemo chain and everything after that marker will be treated as a Python one liner.

Implementation wise, this the same as wrapping it in a mako substitution. ${}

This requirement came from mako where indentation is unimportant.
Perhaps, set a flag that allows tags to be unclosed and automatically closes them.

Ideally, it should only be disabled under strict mode.