Good enough templating

Good enough templating 1.1

Good enough templating 1.1 Download Summary

  • Language: Python
  • Platform: Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris
  • License: Other Free / Open Source License - Python License
  • Databases: N/A
  • Downloads: 374
  • Released: Jun 4, 2007

Good enough templating 1.1 Description

This script allows you to try a small, powerful templating language using template strings embedded in standard Python syntax. Templates are valid Python source, compiled directly to bytecode. Variable substitution is performed using 'string.Template'.

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