Context in Django

本文详细介绍了Django框架中模板的使用机制,包括模板的一次性编译及存储优化,变量替换过程,以及如何通过上下文(Context)传递变量到模板。同时,深入探讨了上下文处理器(Context Processors)的概念,解释了其如何自动将变量插入到所有模板的上下文中,为用户提供了一种便捷的全局变量注入方法。

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When you use a Django Template, it is compiled once (and only once) and stored for future use, as an optimization. A template can have variable names in double curly braces, such as {{ myvar1 }} and {{ myvar2 }}.

A Context is a dictionary with variable names as the key and their values as the value. Hence, if your context for the above template looks like: {myvar1: 101, myvar2: 102}, when you pass this context to the template render method, {{ myvar1 }} would be replaced with 101 and {{ myvar2 }} with 102 in your template. This is a simplistic example, but really a Context object is the context in which the template is being rendered.

As for a ContextProcessor, that is a slightly advanced concept. You can have in your settings.py file listed a few Context Processors which take in an HttpRequest object and return a dictionary (similar to the Context object above). The dictionary (context) returned by the Context Processor is merged into the context passed in by you (the user) by Django.

A use case for a Context Processor is when you always want to insert certain variables inside your template (for example the location of the user could be a candidate). Instead of writing code to insert it in each view, you could simply write a context processor for it and add it to the TEMPLATE_CONTEXT_PROCESSORS settings in settings.py.

A context is a variable name -> variable value mapping that is passed to a template.

Context processors let you specify a number of variables that get set in each context automatically ¨C without you having to specify the variables in each render() call.

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