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Important
Introducing Jx
Jx takes everything that made JinjaX great and makes it better by embracing explicitness, simplicity, and familiar patterns. The result is code that's easier to write, easier to understand, and easier to maintain.
Give Jx a try; I think you'll like it
From chaos to clarity: The power of components in your server-side-rendered Python web app.
Documentation: https://jinjax.scaletti.dev/
Write server-side components as single Jinja template files. Use them as HTML tags without doing any importing.