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Hi brother,
Here is the ideal. If you know a website is built with Python, you currently have to manually specify each template engine it uses with the -e option, like -e engine_name, I did test try to include multiple engines name but does not work -e engine_name1,engine_name2,engine_name3. Besides that, it can be a hassle because you need to remember and list all the relevant template engines yourself.
It would be much simpler if there was a feature allowing you to select the platform directly, such as --platform python. With this, the tool would automatically know to include all the common Python template engines like Mako, Python, Cheetah, Jinja2, and Tornado, without you having to list each one.
Regards!
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Hi brother,
Here is the ideal. If you know a website is built with Python, you currently have to manually specify each template engine it uses with the -e option, like
-e engine_name
, I did test try to include multiple engines name but does not work-e engine_name1,engine_name2,engine_name3
. Besides that, it can be a hassle because you need to remember and list all the relevant template engines yourself.It would be much simpler if there was a feature allowing you to select the platform directly, such as
--platform python
. With this, the tool would automatically know to include all the common Python template engines like Mako, Python, Cheetah, Jinja2, and Tornado, without you having to list each one.Regards!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: