Closed beruic closed 6 years ago
WIth jinja you dont need to load them explicitly, they all are loaded in application bootstrap.
Where is the documentation for this? Is this the extensions
option?
This is how jinja works, nothing new is implemented.
Now I am not using django-jinja (yet at least), but in order to take ane educated decision and/or convince others of using a project, it is nice with good documentation that makes it easier to relate to something before you use it. The purpose of this issue is to improve django-jinja on that part.
In Django you have to load template tags for each template with
{% load foo bar from somelibrary %}
. What I am having a hard time figuring out is whether django-jinja makes it possible to do this in a similar, easy way, or do we have to write Jinja2 extensions?