Working with #django and #vuejs I'm using custom tokens so that VueJS and Django tokens don't conflict, but I also have a need to escape to ensure users can't get my VueJS delimiters anywhere.
Is there a place I can hook in to add my own, additional escape code 🤔, or am I doomed to have to add {{value|myescape}} everywhere a value is used 😢
@kfdm it might not be what you're after, but if you can control the value that gets passed to the context, you should be able to implement a custom html() method and Django should honor that when outputting the value in the template.
@bmispelon Thanks! Might not be, but gives me something to check. My challenge is that if I have user submittable data (like a ModelForm) and somewhere In a template I use {{ instance.some_field }}, even a failed model submission populates a copy of instance.some_field with the value that can sometimes result in a VueJS directive being placed in unexpected places. (Hard to explain in a post so I might write up a blog post as part of my research)
@kfdm If you do write up something please let me know, it sounds like an intriguing problem (for one thing, I would not expect a modelform with failed validation to change anything on its instance, but I might very much be wrong)
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