Changeset 1998d46


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Timestamp:
Feb 23, 2009, 8:23:04 PM (16 years ago)
Author:
Edward Z. Yang <edwardzyang@…>
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Edward Z. Yang <edwardzyang@…> (02/23/09 20:23:04)
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Prettify.

Signed-off-by: Edward Z. Yang <edwardzyang@…>

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  • gutenbach-web/about.html

    r7f1e63c r1998d46  
    99<head>
    1010  <meta content="text/html; charset=UTF-8" http-equiv="content-type" py:replace="''"/>
    11   <title>Learning TurboGears 2.0: Quick guide to the Quickstart pages.</title>
     11  <title>About / sipbmp3 web</title>
    1212</head>
    1313
    1414<body>
    15   <div id="getting_started">
    16     <h2>Architectural basics of a quickstart TG2 site.</h2>
    17     <p>The TG2 quickstart command produces this basic TG site.  Here's how it works.</p>
    18     <ol id="getting_started_steps">
    19       <li class="getting_started">
    20         <h3>Code my data model</h3>
    21         <p> When you want a model for storing favorite links or wiki content,
    22             the <strong>/model</strong> folder in your site is ready to go.</p>
    23         <p> You can build a dynamic site without any data model at all. There
    24             still be a default data-model template for you if you didn't enable
    25             identity in quickstart. If you enable identity, you'll got
    26             identity data-model made for you.</p>
    27       </li>
    28       <li class="getting_started">
    29         <h3>Design my URL structure</h3>
    30         <p> The "<span class="code">root.py</span>" file under the
    31             <strong>/controllers</strong> folder has your URLs.  When you
    32             called this url (<span class="code"><a href="${tg.url('/about')}">about</a></span>),
    33             the command went through the RootController class to the
    34             <span class="code">about</span><span class="code">()</span> method.</p>
    35         <p> Those Python methods are responsible to create the dictionary of
    36              variables that will be used in your web views (template).</p>
    37       </li>
    38       <li class="getting_started">
    39         <h3>Reuse the web page elements</h3>
    40         <p> A web page viewed by user could be constructed by single or
    41             several reusable templates under <strong>/templates</strong>.
    42             Take 'about' page for example, each reusable templates generating
    43             a part of the page. We'll cover them in the order of where they are
    44             found, listed near the top of the about.html template</p>
    45         <p> <strong><span class="code">header.html</span></strong> - The
    46             "header.html" template contains the HTML code to display the
    47             'header': The blue gradient, TG2 logo, and some site text at the
    48             top of every page it is included on. When the "about.html" template
    49             is called, it includes this "header.html" template (and the others)
    50             with a <span class="code">&lt;xi:include /&gt;</span> tag, part of
    51             the Genshi templating system. The "header.html" template is not a
    52             completely static HTML -- it also dynamically displays the current
    53             page name with a Genshi template method called "replace" with the
    54             code: <span class="code">&lt;span py:replace="page"/&gt;</span>.
    55             It means replace this <span class="code">&lt;span /&gt;</span>
    56             region with the contents found in the variable 'page' that has
    57             been sent in the dictionary to this "about.html" template, and is
    58             available through that namespace for use by this "header.html"
    59             template.  That's how it changes in the header depending on what
    60             page you are visiting.
     15    <div>
     16        <p>
     17            sipbmp3 is the MP3 spooler for SIPB office, which allows office
     18            users to print MP3 files to a server and have them be played
     19            on external speakers.
    6120        </p>
    62         <p> <strong><span class="code">sidebars.html</span></strong> - The
    63              sidebars (navigation areas on the right side of the page) are
    64              generated as two separate <span class="code">py:def</span> blocks
    65              in the "sidebars.html" template.  The <span class="code">py:def</span>
    66              construct is best thought of as a "macro" code... a simple way to
    67              separate and reuse common code snippets.  All it takes to include
    68              these on the "about.html" page template is to write 
    69              <span class="code">
    70 <br/><br/>
    71 <br/>
    72 <br/><br/>       
    73         </span> in the page where they are wanted.  CSS styling (in
    74         "/public/css/style.css") floats them off to the right side.  You can
    75         remove a sidebar or add more of them, and the CSS will place them one
    76         atop the other.</p>
    77         <p>This is, of course, also exactly how the header and footer
    78             templates are also displayed in their proper places, but we'll
    79             cover that in the "master.html" template below.</p>
    80         <p>Oh, and in sidebar_top we've added a dynamic menu that shows the
    81             link to this page at the top when you're at the "index" page, and
    82             shows a link to the Home (index) page when you're here.  Study the
    83             "sidebars.html" template to see how we used
    84             <span class="code">py:choose</span> for that.</p>
    85         <p> <strong><span class="code">footer.html</span></strong> - The
    86             "footer.html" block is simple, but also utilizes a special
    87             "replace" method to set the current YEAR in the footer copyright
    88             message. The code is:
    89             <span class="code">&lt;span py:replace="now.strftime('%Y')"&gt;
    90                 </span> and it uses the variable "now" that was passed
    91             in with the dictionary of variables.  But because "now" is a
    92             datetime object, we can use the Python
    93             <span class="code">"strftime()"</span> method with the "replace"
    94             call to say "Just Display The Year Here".  Simple, elegant; we
    95             format the date display in the template (the View in the
    96             Model/View/Controller architecture) rather than formatting it in
    97             the Controller method and sending it to the template as a string
    98             variable.</p>
    99         <p> <strong><span class="code">master.html</span></strong> - The
    100             "master.html" template is called last, by design.  The "master.html"
    101             template controls the overall design of the page we're looking at,
    102             calling first the "header" py:def macro, then the putting everything
    103             from this "about.html" template into the "main_content" div, and
    104             then calling the "footer" macro at the end.  Thus the "master.html"
    105             template provides the overall architecture for each page in this
    106             site.</p>
    107         <p>But why then shouldn't we call it first?  Isn't it the most
    108             important?  Perhaps, but that's precisely why we call it LAST.
    109             The "master.html" template needs to know where to find everything
    110             else, everything that it will use in py:def macros to build the
    111              page.  So that means we call the other templates first, and then
    112              call "master.html". </p>
    113         <p>There's more to the "master.html" template... study it to see how
    114            the &lt;title&gt; tags and static JS and CSS files are brought into
    115            the page.  Templating with Genshi is a powerful tool and we've only
    116            scratched the surface.  There are also a few little CSS tricks
    117            hidden in these pages, like the use of a "clearingdiv" to make
    118            sure that your footer stays below the sidebars and always looks
    119            right.  That's not TG2 at work, just CSS.  You'll need all your
    120            skills to build a fine web app, but TG2 will make the hard parts
    121            easier so that you can concentrate more on good design and content
    122            rather than struggling with mechanics.</p>
    123       </li>
    124     </ol>
    125     <p>Good luck with TurboGears 2!</p>
    126   </div>
     21        <p>
     22            This website will tell you (eventually) <strong>what's
     23            playing</strong>, as well as allowing you to adjust the volume.
     24        </p>
     25    </div>
    12726</body>
    12827</html>

  • gutenbach-web/footer.html

    r84ed773 r1998d46  
    44<py:def function="footer">
    55<div id="footer">
    6   <div class="flogo">
    7     <p><a href="http://www.turbogears.org/2.0/">Powered by TurboGears 2</a></p>
    8   </div>
    9   <div class="clearingdiv"></div>
     6    <div><a href="http://www.turbogears.org/2.0/">Powered by TurboGears 2</a></div>
     7    <div class="clearingdiv"></div>
    108</div>
    11 </py:def>   
     9</py:def>
    1210</html>

  • gutenbach-web/header.html

    r84ed773 r1998d46  
    55  <div id="header">
    66        <h1>
    7                 sipbmp3 web
     7            sipbmp3 <span class="web">web</span>
    88        </h1>
    99                <div class="subtitle">what's playing?</div>

  • gutenbach-web/index.html

    r84ed773 r1998d46  
    1414<body>
    1515    <div id="status">
    16         <h2>Status</h2>
    17         <p>The volume is: $volume</p>
     16        <p>The volume is <span class="volume">$volume</span></p>
    1817    </div>
    1918    <div class="clearingdiv" />

  • gutenbach-web/master.html

    r84ed773 r1998d46  
    1515
    1616<body py:match="body" py:attrs="select('@*')">
     17  <div class="wrapper">
    1718  ${header()}
    1819  <ul id="mainmenu">
    19     <li class="first"><a href="${tg.url('/')}" class="${('', 'active')[defined('page') and page==page=='index']}">Welcome</a></li>
     20    <li class="first"><a href="${tg.url('/')}" class="${('', 'active')[defined('page') and page==page=='index']}">Status</a></li>
    2021        <li><a href="${tg.url('/about')}" class="${('', 'active')[defined('page') and page==page=='about']}">About</a></li>
    21         <li><a href="http://groups.google.com/group/turbogears">Contact</a></li>
     22        <li><a href="mailto:sipb@mit.edu">Contact</a></li>
    2223  </ul>
    2324  <div id="content">
    … …  
    2728    <div py:replace="select('*|text()')"/>
    2829    <!-- End of main_content -->
    29     ${footer()}
    3030  </div>
     31    <div class="push"></div>
     32</div>
     33  ${footer()}
    3134</body>
    3235</html>

  • gutenbach-web/root.py

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    1818    @expose('sipbmp3web.templates.index')
    1919    def index(self):
    20         out = dict()
     20        out = dict(page="index")
    2121        out["volume"] = remctl("zygorthian-space-raiders.mit.edu", command=["v", "get"]).stdout
    2222        return out
    … …  
    2424    @expose('sipbmp3web.templates.about')
    2525    def about(self):
    26         return dict()
     26        return dict(page="about")
    2727

  • gutenbach-web/style.css

    r84ed773 r1998d46  
     1html {
     2    margin: 0;
     3    height: 100%;
     4}
     5body {
     6    font-size: 87.5%;
     7    line-height: 1.5em;
     8    font-family: Tahoma, Sans, sans-serif;
     9    height: 100%;
     10    margin: 0;
     11}
     12#header h1 {
     13    margin-top: 0;
     14    padding-top: 2em;
     15    margin-bottom: 0.3em;
     16}
     17#header h1 .web {
     18    color: #0BF;
     19}
     20#header .subtitle {
     21    margin-bottom: 1em;
     22    margin-top: 0;
     23    margin-left: 9em;
     24}
     25ul#mainmenu {
     26    margin: 0 0 2em 0;
     27    padding: 0;
     28}
     29ul#mainmenu li {
     30    list-style-type: none;
     31    display: inline;
     32    margin: 0 0.6em;
     33    padding: 0 0.3em;
     34}
     35ul#mainmenu li.first {
     36    margin-left: 0;
     37}
     38ul#mainmenu li .active {
     39    color: #000;
     40    font-weight: bold;
     41    text-decoration: none;
     42}
     43.wrapper {
     44    min-height: 100%;
     45    margin: 0 auto -3em;
     46    padding: 0 3em;
     47    max-width: 50em;
     48}
     49.push {
     50    height: 3em;
     51}
     52#footer {
     53    height: 3em;
     54    text-align: right;
     55    padding: 0 3em;
     56}
     57#flash {
     58    font-size:120%;
     59    font-weight:bolder;
     60    margin:0pt auto 0.5em;
     61    width:680px;
     62}
     63#flash div {
     64    padding:5px 15px 15px 55px;
     65}
     66#flash .ok {
     67    background:#EEEEFF url(../images/ok.png) no-repeat scroll left center;
     68    border:1px solid #CCCCEE;
     69}
     70#flash .warning {
     71    background:#FF9999 url(../images/error.png) no-repeat scroll left center;
     72    border:1px solid #FF3333;
     73}
     74#flash .alert {
     75    background:#FFFF99 url(../images/info.png) no-repeat scroll left center;
     76    border:1px solid #FFFF00;
     77}
     78.notice {
     79    background:#EEEEFF url(../images/info.png) no-repeat scroll left center;
     80    border:1px solid #CCCCEE;
     81    margin:0.5em auto;
     82    padding:15px 10px 15px 55px;
     83    width:680px;
     84}
     85.fielderror {
     86    color:red;
     87    font-weight:bold;
     88}
     89div.clearingdiv {
     90    clear: both;
     91}
    192
     93/* Content CSS */
     94.volume {
     95    color: #009;
     96    font-family: Helvetica;
     97    font-weight: bold;
     98    font-size: 1.1em;
     99}
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