django-htmx Now on Read the Docs

I’ve just released django-htmx 1.9.0. As part of this release, it now has a documentation site built with Sphinx, hosted on Read the Docs at django-htmx.readthedocs.io.
The documentation looks a lot nicer than what can be fit in the GitHub README, especially thanks to the Furo theme. It’s also more digestible on several pages.
I’ve also added a few sections, covering some useful tips for using htmx with Django:
How to add htmx to your Django project. django-htmx does not include htmx, so you can upgrade the two separately.
I covered how to download htmx into your project’s static files. This goes with my open PR to htmx to de-emphasize using unpkg.com directly.
How to make htmx pass Django’s CSRF token. This is a commonly required pattern. It was previously covered only in the included “example project”, but that was not so easy to discover.
How to do partial rendering. This is a neat trick for cutting down server side render times a bit. This techinque is also covered in the example project.
The “tips” page may expand in the future with further techniques.
Thanks to:
- Ben Beecher for doing initial Sphinx and Read the Docs setup in PR #194.
- Pradyun Gedam for the Furo theme.
- The Read the Docs team for providing such great documentation hosting!
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Tags: django