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This adds a simple mechanism to view any template file directly in a browser. The intention is that we can use this to build up reference HTML files which illustrate common UX patterns. We can then view the resulting pages without having to have a working implementation.
In development mode, the URL is /template followed by the path to the template file. For example, you can view the 404 page at:
/template/404.html
You can also supply string parameters to the template by specifying them as query parameters in the URL.
e.g. /template/my_template?name=Foo
12 lines
377 B
Python
12 lines
377 B
Python
"""
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URLconf for development-only views.
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This gets imported by urls.py and added to its URLconf if we are running in
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development mode; otherwise, it is ignored.
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"""
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from django.conf.urls import url
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urlpatterns = (
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url(r'^dev_mode$', 'contentstore.views.dev.dev_mode', name='dev_mode'),
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url(r'^template/(?P<template>.+)$', 'contentstore.views.dev.dev_show_template'),
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)
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