3. Templatetags

Django SHOP ships various templatetags to make quick creation of HTML templates easier. In order to use these templatetags you need to load them in your template

{% load shop_tags %}

3.1. Cart

Renders information about the Cart object. This could be used (for example) to show the total amount of items currently in the cart on every page of your shop.

3.1.1. Usage

{% load shop_tags %}
{% cart %}

In order to define your own template, override the template shop/templatetags/_cart.html. The tag adds a variable called cart to the context.

3.2. Order

Renders information about an Order object.

3.2.1. Usage

{% load shop_tags %}
{% order my_order %}

In order to define your own template, override the template shop/templatetags/_order.html. The tag adds a variable called order to the context.

3.3. Product

Renders information about all active products in the shop. This is useful if you need to display your products on pages other than just product_list.html.

3.3.1. Usage

If no argument is given, the tag will just render all active products. The tag allows an optional argument objects. It should be a queryset of Product objects. If supplied, the tag will render the given products instead of all active products.

{% load shop_tags %}
{% products %}
{% products object_list %}

In order to define your own template, override the template shop/templatetags/_products.html. The tag adds a variable called products to the context.

3.4. Filters

3.4.1. priceformat

Renders the float using the SHOP_PRICE_FORMAT format. This should be used whenever displaying prices in the templates.

{{ product.get_price|priceformat }}