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How does django AddFunc call context content
How does django AddFunc call context content
tmpl.AddFunc("activeClass", func(routeName string) string {
//get context url??
return routeName
})
Hello @aadog, there is not any http request information inside these type of template functions. You have to pass the information from the template code itself, e.g. activeClass("the route name here", document.request.uri) or whatever.
Would it be better if we used it as below
app.UseFunc(func(c iris.Context) {
tmpl.AddFunc("print", fmt.Sprint)
tmpl.AddFunc("printf", fmt.Sprintf)
tmpl.AddFunc("println", fmt.Sprintln)
tmpl.AddFunc("session", sess.Start(c))
tmpl.AddFunc("ctx", c)
tmpl.AddFunc("activeClass", func(routeName string) string {
if c.RouteName() == routeName {
return "active"
}
return ""
})
c.Next()
})
I think that's very wrong, we can't edit the template's functions for each incoming request!
Instead do this @aadog:
tmpl.AddFunc("activeClass", func(routeName string, uri string) string {
return routeName
})
func handler(ctx iris.Context) {
viewData := iris.Map {
// pass information to the template so custom function's 'activeClass' second argument can be set.
"URI": ctx.FullRequestURI(),
}
ctx.View("templates/template.html", viewData)
}
{{ activeClass "your_route_name" .URI }}
@kataras I don't think this is the right way,Sometimes it is worth sacrificing a little performance in exchange for rapid development. I hope ctx is built into the function table,
I'm developing sjr plugin for iris, jquery-ujs,Are you interested in doing it together?He will push iris to a new level
@aadog it's very easy to add the ctx into the binding data, there is no need to be there for all projects because most of them will not use it directly.
app.Get("/functions", func(ctx iris.Context) {
var functionsPage = struct {
// A function.
Now func() time.Time
// A struct field which contains methods.
Ctx iris.Context
}{
Now: time.Now,
Ctx: ctx,
}
if err := ctx.View("functions.html", functionsPage); err != nil {
ctx.HTML("<h3>%s</h3>", err.Error())
return
}
})
<!-- functions.html -->
<h1>Function: {{ Now }}</h1>
<h1>Field: {{ .Ctx.Request.URL.Path }} </h1>
<h1>Field Struct's Function (Method): {{ .Ctx.FullRequestURI }} </h1>
About the new project sjr plugin for iris, jquery-ujs you are talking about, of course I am in but the project files you uploaded look like it's on the very early stages, do you have a repository somewhere that I can navigate to?