django-output-context | Django templates have the ability to extend and include

django-output-context is a Python library. django-output-context has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has build file available and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Django templates have the ability to extend and include other templates. So a full HTML (or other format) output can consist of rendering several templates, which could have been extended or included. However, each template is rendered separately and is not aware that in the current output there would be other templates involved. In the case of extended templates the only thing shared is the rendering context (variables, etc) but still there isn't awareness that other templates are also rendered to make the complete output. Now, this "awareness" sounds like we should sacrifice encapsulation, but there is a solution which in fact improves encapsulation. Don't think this is aiming "all templates must share context with variables and other info". It's not about this. We must, however, enable templates to say "hey, i need this and this, and i'm rendering that and that, account for me". This improves encapsulation.