Django: Importing python modules into static webpage

[ABHIJIT ROY]

I am very new to Django. Recently I was developing a site just for getting aquainted with the framework and I came to a point where I needed to import a python module such as request,pytube etc into a static webpage so that i can use their functions . So two questions arose - 1. Is it possible to have python code embedded in static content. 2. How can I import a python module into a static webpage.

[yingi keme]

By static files, i believe you are talking about webpage files. First of all, you cant import a module to a static  files. 

What you can do is to use the jinja logic in your webpage files. But then you have to create a context that will enable you render python objects to your webpages.

I deeply suggest you learn jinja logic. It is typically how you code your html files in a logical way. It takes the objects supplied to your context function and then perform the operations you want in your webpage. Although it is quite limited what u can do with jinja logic.

Jinja logic and rendering your context definitely answers your question.

Yingi Kem

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