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| ryan | technology | I had read about a project called djhtml and wanted to use it on one of my projects. The documentation is really good for adding it to precommit-ci, but I wasn't sure what I needed to do to just run it on the command line. It took a bit of googling, but I was finally able to get the right incantation of commands to be able to get it to run on my templates: djhtml -i $(find templates -name '*.html' -print) But of course because I have the memory of a goldfish and this is more than 3 commands to try to remember to string together, instead of telling myself I would remember it, I simply added it to a just file and now have this recipe: # applies djhtml linting to templates djhtml: djhtml -i $(find templates -name '*.html' -print) This means that I can now run `just djhtml` and I can apply djhtml's linting to my templates. Pretty darn cool if you ask me. But then I got to thinking, I can make this a bit more general for 'linting' type activities. I include all of these in my precommit-ci, but I figured, what the heck, might as well have a just recipe for all of them! So I refactored the recipe to be this: # applies linting to project (black, djhtml, flake8) lint: djhtml -i $(find templates -name '*.html' -print) black . flake8 . And now I can run all of these linting style libraries with a single command `just lint` | 2021-08-22 | djhtml-and-justfile | I had read about a project called djhtml and wanted to use it on one of my projects. The documentation is really good for adding it to precommit-ci, but I wasn't sure what I needed to do to just run it on the command line. It took a bit of … | djhtml and justfile | https://www.ryancheley.com/2021/08/22/djhtml-and-justfile/ |