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Create Django page templates with cotton components and partials.

4|4|Updated Oct 5, 2025
Search Tags:#ui#templates#frontend#tailwind#django#cotton#partials
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npx skills add https://github.com/preludetech/Freedom-LS --skill template
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Skill: template
Source: https://github.com/preludetech/Freedom-LS/tree/main/.claude/skills/template
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/preludetech/Freedom-LS --skill template

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps you create or edit Django templates using established conventions, enabling faster frontend delivery with reusable cotton components, consistent Tailwind usage, and a clear template structure across apps. It reduces boilerplate, ensures UI consistency, and accelerates frontend work.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Template Organization & Naming: Templates are organized by app in freedom_ls/<app_name>/templates/, with clear conventions for pages, cotton components, partials, and base templates.
  • Cotton Components & Partials: Reuse cotton components and template partials to compose pages, promoting consistency and DRY practices.
  • Tailwind CSS Guidance: Guidance to check tailwind.input.css first and use base styles to maintain consistent typography and forms.
  • HTMX & Alpine Integration: Patterns for dynamic content loading and reactive UI using HTMX and Alpine.js where applicable.
  • Use Case: Rapidly create a new app page by combining a page template, cotton components, and partials, while adhering to project conventions.

Quick Start

Use the template skill to create a new Django page template at freedom_ls/<app_name>/templates/<app_name>/<page_name>.html, reusing cotton components from freedom_ls/<app_name>/templates/cotton/ and partials from freedom_ls/<app_name>/templates/partials/. Extend the base template _base.html, and run tailwind_build if you introduce new Tailwind classes.