Hello Pulp team,
first things first: Pulp is an awesome tool for software distribution.
I see that the Jinja template for pulp-content is hardcoded at:
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template = Template( |
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""" |
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<html> |
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<head><title>Index of {{ path }}</title></head> |
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<body bgcolor="white"> |
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<h1>Index of {{ path }}</h1> |
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<hr><pre> |
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{%- if not root %}<a href="../">../</a>{% endif %} |
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{% for name in dir_list -%} |
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{% if dates.get(name, "") -%} |
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{% set date = dates.get(name).strftime("%d-%b-%Y %H:%M") -%} |
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{% else -%} |
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{% set date = "" -%} |
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{% endif -%} |
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{% if name in sizes -%} |
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{% set size | filesizeformat -%} |
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{{ sizes.get(name) }} |
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{% endset -%} |
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{% else -%} |
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{% set size = "" -%} |
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{% endif -%} |
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<a href="./{{ name|e }}">{{ name|e }}</a>{% for number in range(100 - name|e|length) %} """ |
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"""{% endfor %}{{ date }} {{ size }} |
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{% endfor -%} |
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</pre><hr></body> |
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</html> |
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""" |
Instead of this hardcoded template, I want to customize the content page per Pulp domain. Currently this is only possible by patching the source code. A possible solution would be to have a custom directory with Jinja templates (e.g. which I can mount as docker volume) with the following files:
default.j2domain1.j2domain2.j2
where default.j2 is the default template for all domains or when domains aren't enabled at all.
Thanks
Hello Pulp team,
first things first: Pulp is an awesome tool for software distribution.
I see that the Jinja template for pulp-content is hardcoded at:
pulpcore/pulpcore/content/handler.py
Lines 549 to 575 in 5040c79
Instead of this hardcoded template, I want to customize the content page per Pulp domain. Currently this is only possible by patching the source code. A possible solution would be to have a custom directory with Jinja templates (e.g. which I can mount as docker volume) with the following files:
default.j2domain1.j2domain2.j2where
default.j2is the default template for all domains or when domains aren't enabled at all.Thanks