Define jinja2 as default engine in a merged bottle app

['Felix H' via bottlepy]

I'm trying to build a small python app based on the bottle framework.
First some information about the structure:

/application
app.py
/controllers
content.py
media.py
settings.py
/models
/views


The python files in the controllers directory each contains a bottle app
which will be all merged to a single one in the app.py - I'm trying to
simulate the mvc pattern. For these apps I'm using the jinja2 template
engine with some custom filters e.g. for formatting a timestamp. So every
'small' app has an import like this:

from Bottle import jinja2_view as view



Therefore I have to define the custom filters in each app - not really
satisfying.
Is there a possibility to define these custom filters just one time and use
them in all apps/templates?

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Thanks and best regards,
Felix
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['Felix H' via bottlepy]

Currently created a 'custom.py' with custom filters and jinja2_view as
view. Import this file in the app files. It's working, but is there a
prettier solution?

Greetings!

Post by 'Felix H' via bottlepy
I'm trying to build a small python app based on the bottle framework.
/application
app.py
/controllers
content.py
media.py
settings.py
/models
/views
The python files in the controllers directory each contains a bottle app
which will be all merged to a single one in the app.py - I'm trying to
simulate the mvc pattern. For these apps I'm using the jinja2 template
engine with some custom filters e.g. for formatting a timestamp. So every
from Bottle import jinja2_view as view
Therefore I have to define the custom filters in each app - not really
satisfying.
Is there a possibility to define these custom filters just one time and
use them in all apps/templates?
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Thanks and best regards,
Felix

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[Marcel Hellkamp]

Define this somewhere:

my_view = functools.partial(bottle.view,
template_adapter = bottle.Jinja2Template,
template_settings = {
'filters': {
'filter_name': filter_callable
}
})

and import it where you need it. That's the easiest way I can think of.

Post by 'Felix H' via bottlepy
I'm trying to build a small python app based on the bottle framework.
|/application
app.py
/controllers
content.py
media.py
settings.py
/models
/views|
The python files in the |controllers| directory each contains a bottle
app which will be all merged to a single one in the |app.py| - I'm
trying to simulate the mvc pattern. For these apps I'm using the
jinja2 template engine with some custom filters e.g. for formatting a
|
|from Bottle import jinja2_viewas view|
|
Therefore I have to define the custom filters in each app - not really
satisfying.
Is there a possibility to define these custom filters just one time
and use them in all apps/templates?
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Thanks and best regards,
Felix
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['Felix H' via bottlepy]

Sehr sehr nice! Danke dir! :)

Post by Marcel Hellkamp
my_view = functools.partial(bottle.view,
template_adapter = bottle.Jinja2Template,
template_settings = {
'filters': {
'filter_name': filter_callable
}
})
and import it where you need it. That's the easiest way I can think of.
I'm trying to build a small python app based on the bottle framework.
/application
app.py
/controllers
content.py
media.py
settings.py
/models
/views
The python files in the controllers directory each contains a bottle app
which will be all merged to a single one in the app.py - I'm trying to
simulate the mvc pattern. For these apps I'm using the jinja2 template
engine with some custom filters e.g. for formatting a timestamp. So every
from Bottle import jinja2_view as view
Therefore I have to define the custom filters in each app - not really
satisfying.
Is there a possibility to define these custom filters just one time and
use them in all apps/templates?
--
Thanks and best regards,
Felix
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