v0.9.13

What's Changed

• allow new lines in attrs by @wrabit in #38

We can now use multi-line attribute values, like:

<div x-data="{
    something: true
  }">
  ...
</div>

v0.9.12

What's Changed

• Dropped suffix requirement by @wrabit in #32

Breaking changes:

Cotton no longer requires the .cotton.html suffix on component or view templates. A simple .html will do. This is to optimise experience and help reduce any 'project creep' the original implementation introduced.

• Rename our cotton related files, from[filename].html.cotton -> [fileame].html
• If you have cotton in production, it's recommended to clear the Django cache

This will ensure the cache rebuilds in the next visit to the page.

Full Changelog: v0.9.11...v0.9.12

v0.9.11

What's Changed

• Attribute ordering was not being kept during compilation which was breaking situations when we are using template expressions to govern attributes in HTML tags

• Refactor loader + keep attribute ordering by @wrabit in #27

Full Changelog: v0.9.10...v0.9.11

v0.9.10

What's Changed

Ensures that the new template expression attributes are also provided in {{ attrs }} alongside all normal attributes.

• added expression attributes to {{ attrs }} by @wrabit in #25

Full Changelog: v.0.9.8...v0.9.10

v.0.9.9 - Native tags in attributes

What's Changed

Using template variables in attributes

Cotton now allows you to include template variables inside attributes.

<c-weather icon="fa-{{ icon }}"
           unit="{{ unit|default:'c' }}"
           condition="very {% get_intensity %}"
/>

• Docs fix by @wrabit in #20
• implemented variables and template methods inside attributes by @wrabit in #23
• updated poetry lock by @wrabit in #24

Full Changelog: v.0.9.7...v.0.9.8

v.0.9.7

What's Changed

Passing Python data types

Using the : to prefix an attribute tells Cotton we're passing a dynamic type down. We already know we can use this to send a variable, but you can also send basic python types, namely:

• Integers and Floats
• None
• True and False
• Lists
• Dictionaries

This benefits a number of use-cases, for example if you have a select component that you want to provide some value:

<!-- select.cotton.html -->
<select {{ attrs }}>
    {% for option in options %}
        <option value="{{ option }}">{{ option }}</option>
    {% endfor %}
</select>

<c-select name="q1" :options="['yes', 'no', 'maybe']" />

<!-- output -->
<select name="q1">
    <option value="yes">yes</option>
    <option value="no">no</option>
    <option value="maybe">maybe</option>
</select>

More

• Literal eval on ":" attrs and vars by @wrabit in #19
• #16
• https://django-cotton.com/docs/components#python-types

Full Changelog: v.0.9.6...v.0.9.7

v0.9.6 - Rename c-props to c-vars

What's Changed (Breaking change)

• Rename c props by @wrabit in PR: #15, all <c-props /> are now <c-vars />, see issue: #14

Full Changelog: v0.9.4...v.0.9.6

Boolean Attributes

What's Changed

• formatted title by @wrabit in #2
• Format mobile landing by @wrabit in #3
• Fix template loader path in docs by @shakedown-street in #5
• adds navigation items and remove code wrapping for better mobile expe… by @wrabit in #6
• Boolean attributes by @wrabit in #8

New Contributors

• @shakedown-street made their first contribution in #5

Full Changelog: v0.9.1...v0.9.4

Open source release

v0.9.1

Automatic version bump