Package: django-mustachejs
A templatetag framework for easier integration ofmustache.jsJavaScript
templates with Django templates. Inspired byICanHaz.js,django-icanhaz,
andjquery.mustache.Quick Usage(Read the full docs onRead the Docs)Add"mustachejs"to yourINSTALLED_APPSsetting.app/jstemplates/main.mustache:<div>
  <p>This is {{ name }}'s template</p>
</div>app/templates/main.html:{% load mustachejs %}

<html>
<head>
  <script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.7.1/jquery.js"></script>
  <script src="{{ STATIC_URL }}mustache/js/mustache-0.3.0.js"></script>
  <script src="{{ STATIC_URL }}mustache/js/django.mustache.js"></script>
</head>

<body>
  <div id="dynamic-area"></div>

  {% mustachejs "main" %}

  <script>
    $(document).ready(function() {

      var $area = $('#dynamic-area')
        , template;

      template = Mustache.template('main');
      $area.html(template.render());

    });
  </script>
</body>
</html>Rationale (fromdjango-icanhaz)The collision between Django templates’ use of{{and}}as template
variable markers andmustache.js’ use of same has spawned a variety of
solutions.One solutionsimply replaces[[and]]with{{and}}inside anmustachejstemplate tag;anothermakes a valiant attempt
to reconstruct verbatim text within a chunk of a Django template after it has
already been mangled by the Django template tokenizer.I prefer to keep my JavaScript templates in separate files in a dedicated
directory anyway, to avoid confusion between server-side and client-side
templating. So my contribution to the array of solutions is essentially just an
“include” tag that avoids parsing the included file as a Django template (and
for convenience, automatically wraps it in the script tag thatICanHaz.jsexpects to find it in).Enjoy!CHANGES0.8.3Fix incorrect identifier name in makemessages command0.8.2Fix the FilesystemRegexFinder to match exactly the extensions specified in
the configuration, and no more0.8.1Fix makemessages to work with recent code updates0.8.0Have the regex finder respect the MUSTACHEJS_EXTS settingUpdate normal file finders to use glob patterns0.7.4Fix i18n preprocessor for python 2.6 compatibility0.7.3Correctly escaped translated strings.0.7.2Changed search pattern to be non-greedy.0.7.1Handle translation strings with new lines.0.7.0Pulled in commit from django-icanhaz to load templates using regular
expressions.Added preprocessing framework, and a preprocessor for i18n.Hijack the makemessages command to find js template messages as well.0.6.0Adddustjstag to insert a script block to create a compiled dustjs
template.  Thanks toGehan Gonsalkorale.0.5.0Addmustacherawtag to insert just the raw text of a mustacehe template.
Thanks to Greg Hinch.Addmustacheichtag to insert a mustache script block as icanhaz expects.0.4.1 (2012.01.09)Fixed template reading to explicitly decode template file contents using
Django’sFILE_CHARSETsetting. Thanks Eduard Iskandarov.Fixed template-finding failure with non-normalized directories inMUSTACHEJS_DIRS. Thanks Eduard Iskandarov for report and patch.0.4.0Add the MUSTACHEJS_EXTS configuration variable for specifying the extensions
allowed for template files located by the FilesystemFinder (and, by extension,
the AppFinder).0.3.3Add a package_data value to the setup call0.3.2Add the MANIFEST.in file itself as an entry in MANIFEST.in.0.3.0Change the name from django-icanhaz to django-mustachejs.Remove dependency on ICanHaz.js.  I like the library, but the maintainers
were not responsive enough for now.  Use Mustache.js straight, with a little
bit of minimal sugar.  Templates are rendered to straight Javascript.0.2.0 (2011.06.26)Made template-finding more flexible:ICANHAZ_DIRis nowICANHAZ_DIRS(a list); addedICANHAZ_FINDERS,ICANHAZ_APP_DIRNAMES, and finding of
templates in installed apps.0.1.0 (2011.06.22)Initial release.TODO