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I am building an email sending application, I have many HTML templates stored in the database, So for each recipient, I need to customize this template by merging the tags/placeholders in the HTML,
example email template
<html>
....
Hello {{ Name }},
....
</html>
So I need to compile this based on the context variables I have. Like we compile Django templates, How can I do this in the current scenario,
Tried, render_to_string() and get_template() functions, but they look for the actual template files stored in the templates/ folder.
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There are two methods:
Use from_string() : https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/2.1/ref/templates/api/#django.template.Engine.from_string
Use Template object directly.
Example.
from django.template import Template
template = Template("My name is {{ my_name }}.")
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