Access session data inside the template
See original GitHub issueThis library should provide an easy access to session data inside the template similar to Django. I know the workaround (using res.locals
) but manually putting data every time in large application really sucks.
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@noisytoken that makes sense. Is your current setup basically doing the following?
I’d say this is outside the scope of this module, and brittle. @noisytoken what part of “manually putting data every time in large application” sucks? What is your workaround?