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kTemplate 0.5.1

kTemplate

pythonic way to create HTML/XML/SVG

create tags in pure python
use context manager for tag hierarchy
no external dependencies
read the docs

Quick Start
Installation: pip install kTemplate
from kTemplate import div, img, form, label, input, del_
from kTemplate import Tag # for creating custom element

# === html element ===
tag = div(img(src="url"), id="bar")
print(tag) # <div id="bar"><img src="url"/></div>

# === custom element ===
my_tag = Tag("MyTag", child="foo", attr="bar")
print(my_tag) # <MyTag attr="bar">foo</MyTag>

# == ⭐️ context manager ⭐️ ==
with form() as f:
label("foo", for_="bar") # python keyword 'for' -> 'for_'
input(None, name="bar", type="checkbox", value="baz")

print(f.pretty())
# <form>
# <label for="bar">foo</label>
# <input name="bar" type="checkbox" value="baz"/>
# </form>

# === add content and attributes to existing tag ===
# position args -> attribute w/o value
# python keyword 'class' -> 'class_'
tag = div(class_="foo")
# python keyword 'del' -> 'del_'
tag.add(del_("bar"), "m-2", "rounded", id="baz")
print(tag)
# <div m-2 rounded class="foo" id="baz"><del>bar</del></div>

more examples could be found on references and tests
Limitations

python keywords

tag attributes: class -> class_; for -> for_
tag name: del -> del_

pretty() method doesn't support attribute w/o value

eg. use kwargs selected="" instead of positional args selected

Motivation
When working with HTML, instead of separating python and template files like this:
<ul id="navigation">
{% for item in navigation %}
<li><a href="{{ item.href }}">{{ item.caption }}</a></li>
{% endfor %}
</ul>

I prefer a pythonic approach like this:
with ul(id="navigation") as nav:
for item in navigation:
li(a(item.caption, href=item.href))

It provides full intellisense, type checking, and all language supports from the text editor. A much better DX.
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