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This issue proposes changing the suggested name format of components to TitleCase from snake_case to improve readability by being distinct from normal template tags, keyword arguments, and variables.
{% #Quote%}{%QuotePhotosrc="/project-hail-mary.jpg"%}{% #QuoteText%}
“I penetrated the outer cell membrane with a nanosyringe."
"You poked it with a stick?"
"No!" I said. "Well. Yes. But it was a scientific poke
with a very scientific stick.”
{% /QuoteText%}{% #QuoteAttribution%}
Andy Weir, Project Hail Mary
{% /QuoteAttribution%}{% /Quote%}
Open to feedback on this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
{% QuotePhoto src="/project-hail-mary.jpg" as quotePhoto %}
{% #Quote %}
{{ quotePhoto }}
{% #QuoteText %}
“I penetrated the outer cell membrane with a nanosyringe."
"You poked it with a stick?"
"No!" I said. "Well. Yes. But it was a scientific poke
with a very scientific stick.”
{% /QuoteText %}
{% #QuoteAttribution %}
Andy Weir, Project Hail Mary
{% /QuoteAttribution %}
{% /Quote %}
I found the alias pretty handy when passing components as props to other components, same when you have the same component in several places, so I just need to "parse" it once.
I have a mixed feeling because this goes against the Django convention, but was pretty nice to differentiate components and includes.
This issue proposes changing the suggested name format of components to TitleCase from snake_case to improve readability by being distinct from normal template tags, keyword arguments, and variables.
Open to feedback on this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: