Mako Template Linter and Formatter

djLint lints and formats Mako templates. Set the mako profile so the rules and the formatting fit them.

What is Mako?

With the mako profile, a control line such as % if x: and a ## comment always keep a line of their own, and a tag whose attributes depend on control lines keeps them as written. Python blocks and the contents of <%doc> and <%text> are left alone, and so is a script or style that holds Mako syntax under --format-js or --format-css. The lines between % if and % endif, and between a <%block> or <%def> tag and its closing tag when each has a line of its own, are indented like any other block. The code in a ${} expression is left as written.

# Using the command line

djlint /path/to/templates --profile=mako

# Or, use a config file

Configure djLint in your project’s pyproject.toml, djlint.toml / .djlint.toml, or .djlintrc file.

[tool.djlint]
profile = "mako"

profile = "mako"

{ "profile": "mako" }