django-template-debug A small collection of template tags for debugging and introspecting templates
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django-template-debug is a small collection of template tags for debugging and introspecting templates.InstallationPackaging on pypi isn't complete yet. For now you'll need to clone the repo into your virtualenv's site-packages, or pip install the egg from github directly.SetupGo to your local settings.py (be sure the settings file is not used for a production environment) and add 'template_debug' to your installed apps via:INSTALLED_APPS.append('template_debug')N.B. - You will need to change your INSTALLED_APPS setting to a list in your base settings.py if it is a tuple.Add the following to your local_settings.py:TEMPLATE_DEBUG = TrueWithout this setting, the debug templates will return without doing anything. This behavior prevents your application from calling set_trace() or print in a production environment if some stray tags are committed in your templates.ExamplesTo use django-template-debug simply load the debug tags in a template as follows:{% load debug_tags %}Be sure to put your tags inside of a section that you are certain will be rendered. (e.g. make sure the tags are not inside of if tags or not inside of a block tag when needed)The available tags are outlined below:{% set_trace %} Starts a set_trace while the template is being rendered. The context is available inside of this tag as the variable 'context'. ipdb is used if available; otherwise the tag falls back to pdb.{% attributes < variable_name > %} Prints the attributes of the variable provided to the console using dir(){% details < variable_name > %} Prints a dictionary in the pattern {attribute: value} of the variable provided, for any attribute's value that can be obtained without raising an exception or making a method call.Product's homepage

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