The Renderer class currently lets one render a template given a template string, object instance, or path (via the render() and render_path() methods respectively), but it does not let one render a template by name directly (using the search_dirs attribute, etc).
The
Renderer
class currently lets one render a template given a template string, object instance, or path (via therender()
andrender_path()
methods respectively), but it does not let one render a template by name directly (using thesearch_dirs
attribute, etc).We should add
Renderer.render_name()
.