Feature/django 1.9 compatibility

[uhavin]

To support Django 1.9, I have added the get_contents functions to the template loader. Also, I needed Mock for some assertions. Therefore I chose to use setup.py to define the mock requirement, resulting in a different way to run the tests. I've updated the readme accordingly.

[svdgraaf]

👍 Works like a charm 😄

[rotherfuchs]

+1 This works perfect! Thanks!

[clohuchet]

Many thanks too!
When could we expect a release on https://pypi.python.org/pypi, otherwise I could not use in my new django project

[Psycojoker]

Hello,

As this repository sadly doesn't seems to be maintained anymore (it's been 3 years now), I've forked it, integrated this patch and upload it on pypi under django-hamlpy. You can find the result here: https://github.com/Psycojoker/django-hamlpy

I'm looking for a third co-maintainer (to avoid having an unmaintained project again), ideally someone that wishes to use it with the jinja2 part of django but that's not mandatory.

@jessemiller if you ever come back to hamlpy feel free to join :)

[clohuchet]

Many thanks for the news

I am not sure to have enough time to help to maintain this project.
We will have to migrate a django 1.8 project to a newer version during
the next year. All the templates of this project are written with hamlPy.
Yet it is not decided if the templates are going to be re-written in
pure html or if the dependencies to hamly will be kept. I am not in
charge of the decision.
But, if we keep hamlPy dependencies, I hope, I could find some time to
help fixing some problem, if any ....

Many thanks again et have a nice week-end

Claude Huchet

Le 15/10/2016 à 00:04, Laurent Peuch a écrit :

Hello,

As this repository sadly doesn't seems to be maintained anymore (it's
been 3 years now), I've forked it, integrated this patch and upload it
on pypi under |django-hamlpy|. You can find the result here:
https://github.com/Psycojoker/django-hamlpy

I'm looking for a third co-maintainer (to avoid having an unmaintained
project again), ideally someone that wishes to use it with the jinja2
part of django but that's not mandatory.

@jessemiller https://github.com/jessemiller if you ever come back to
hamlpy feel free to join :)

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