P圜harm has a file watcher functionality that allows you to apply actions whenever a file changes and is saved. Using DjHTML in P圜harm Indent Whenever an HTML File Changes Take a look at this issue on DjHTML's GitHub Issues and read through the links provided above on each command for more information. Each output of the find command (each file that was 'found') will be passed as an argument to xargs, which will then apply DjHTML indentation to it.Ĭombining all of this, to apply DjHTML to all html files in the current directory, use the following: find. The xargs command allows you to build up and execute commands with arguments from standard input. Here, we are passing any files found by the find command to the xargs command for further processing. We then use a pipe " |", which redirects the output of one command, program, or process as input to another. Here, we use the wildcard " *" to specify that we want any files that end in. The -name argument of the find command is where we specify the criteria for the file names we want returned by the command. You can replace the period with any valid relative or absolute path. " in the example below tells the find command to search starting from the current directory. In our case, we want to search within the current directory (and any subdirectories) for all files that end in. The find command lets us search for files that meet certain criteria.
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Using DjHTML on a directory of templates from the command lineīecause DjHTML only takes action on a single file on its own, we need to combine a couple of built-in command line tools within Linux to use it with multiple files at once: find, xargs, and piping. If you are working with a different operating system, it may get you started in the right direction. This short guide assumes you are working with Linux and that you have followed the installation instructions for DjHTML. In order to operate on multiple files or entire directories, we can use built-in tools to apply DjHTML to multiple files. You can read more about DjHTML at it's GitHub repository. This simplifies DjHTML development and prevents issues with trying to support differences in directory navigation for each operating system.
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DjHTML (intentionally) only works on one file at a time.
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It standardizes the indentation for Django or Jinja templates throughout your Django project. DjHTML is a pure-Python Django/Jinja template indenter without dependencies.