Makes specified django settings visible in the template rendering context.
django-settings-context-processor takes the settings variable
TEMPLATE_VISIBLE_SETTINGS
, which should be an iterable of strings,
and looks for a settings of the name of each iterable. The name-value
pair of this setting is then added to the template rendering context.
Yes! Assuming the root django-settings-context-processor is in your
PYTHON_PATH
, this should work:
INSTALLED_APPS = ('settings_context_processor',)
TEMPLATE_CONTEXT_PROCESSORS = ('settings_context_processor.context_processors.settings', )
# define some settings we'd like to export
CONTACT_PHONE='(555) 555-5555'
CONTACT_EMAIL='contact@someplace.com
CONTACT_ADDR_STREET='123 Anywhere Rd.'
CONTACT_ADDR_CITYSTATE='Anyplace, AS 12345'
# for settings_context_processor
TEMPLATE_VISIBLE_SETTINGS = (
'CONTACT_PHONE',
'CONTACT_EMAIL',
'CONTACT_ADDR_STREET',
'CONTACT_ADDR_CITYSTATE',
)
<ul class="contact">
<li>{{ CONTACT_PHONE }}</li>
<li><a href="mailto:{{ CONTACT_EMAIL }}">{{ CONTACT_EMAIL }}</a></li>
<li>{{ CONTACT_ADDR_STREET }}</li>
<li>{{ CONTACT_ADDR_CITYSTATE }}</li>
</ul>