HTMLTemplate 1.4.2 review

HTMLTemplate converts HTML/XHTML templates into simple Python object models that can be manipulated through callback functions in you

License: MIT/X Consortium License File size: 23K Developer: HAS

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HTMLTemplate converts HTML/XHTML templates into simple Python object models that can be manipulated through callback functions in your scripts. Fast, powerful and easy to use.

Here are some key features of "HTMLTemplate":
Total separation of markup and code

HTML templates can be edited using your favourite HTML editor and previewed in web browsers. Control code can be written and maintained with your favourite Python editor. Special tag attributes indicate which HTML elements should be converted into nodes within the object model. Absolutely no code is kept in the HTML markup, not even presentation logic.

Simple, practical API

HTMLTemplate's powerful, highly-refined interface is designed for simplicity and ease of use, yet without compromising power and flexibility. Its API is defined as just four public classes containing less than a dozen properties and methods.

Allows component-based construction

Rendered pages can be constructed from a single large template or composed from several smaller ones. Generated content can be reused whole or in-part.

Doesn't get in your face

Lightweight design, strictly KISS. No boilerplate code required. Strong emphasis on ease of use.

Free

Released under LGPL licence, allowing use in both open and closed-source projects.

What's New in This Release:
This release switches HTMLTemplate from the LGPL to the MIT License.