How to have Django *not* parse "{{variable}}" when using Jsrender?-CodePudding

I am building a Django template which will use jsrender in order to build out dynamic Javascript templates for html code.

However, I find that when I put a Jsrender template in my code, Django flips out because Django parses anything between {{ and }} as a variable, and Jsrender uses this for its own variables. For instance, a template in Jsrender might look like:

    <script id="headerTemplate" type="text/x-jsrender">
        <h1>{{:label}}</h1>
    </script>

Django sees {{:label}} and tries to parse it, which leads to an error.

Is there a Django block I can invoke which would make Django not parse any text within it? Or otherwise to escape a { character?

CodePudding user response：

You can turn on the {% verbatim %} … {% endverbatim %} template tag ^[Django-doc]:

{% verbatim %}
    <script id="headerTemplate" type="text/x-jsrender">
        <h1>{{:label}}</h1>
    </script>
{% endverbatim %}

This will thus render the double curly brackets, not interpret these.

CodePudding user response：

You can choose alternative delimiters in JsRender, so as to avoid the conflict with Django delimiters.

https://www.jsviews.com/#settings/delimiters

For example:

$.views.settings.delimiters("<%", "%>");

will change the tag syntax to <%...%>.