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I'm hoping this is possible. I work in a variety of environments and languages. Right now it's mostly django and Node.js, but there have been others. What I would like to do is set the web-mode engine based on the project I am currently working on, and not the file extension. I know I could use .djhtml as the file extension, but that messes things up for others who aren't using Emacs because, for example, Pycharm doesn't know what to do with a .djhtml file. I would prefer to keep my .html if at all possible.

I am wondering if there is any way to set the web-mode engine based on the project I'm working in. I'd rather not have to put -*- engine: django -*- into each of my files either, if I can avoid it.

UPDATE:

I've tried adding the following to a .dir-locals.el file, but it doesn't seem to make a difference. I get prompted to allow the variable change, and the value of the variable web-mode-engines-alist has changed to (("django" . "\\.html\\'")), but django is not set as the template engine when I open a .html file.

((web-mode .
    ((web-mode-engines-alist .
          (("django" . "\\.html\\'"))))))

SYSTEM INFORMATION

• Emacs: 25.2.1
• OS: Windows 10

I found this bug reported in web-mode (https://github.com/fxbois/web-mode/issues/799), but it's just referred to be asked as a question here.

I'm hoping this is possible. I work in a variety of environments and languages. Right now it's mostly django and Node.js, but there have been others. What I would like to do is set the web-mode engine based on the project I am currently working on, and not the file extension. I know I could use .djhtml as the file extension, but that messes things up for others who aren't using Emacs because, for example, Pycharm doesn't know what to do with a .djhtml file. I would prefer to keep my .html if at all possible.

I am wondering if there is any way to set the web-mode engine based on the project I'm working in. I'd rather not have to put -*- engine: django -*- into each of my files either, if I can avoid it.

UPDATE:

I've tried adding the following to a .dir-locals.el file, but it doesn't seem to make a difference. I get prompted to allow the variable change, and the value of the variable web-mode-engines-alist has changed to (("django" . "\\.html\\'")), but django is not set as the template engine when I open a .html file.

((web-mode .
    ((web-mode-engines-alist .
          (("django" . "\\.html\\'"))))))

UPDATE 2

To clarify, I can set all .html files to open with the django engine by putting the following in my .spacemacs file:

(setq web-mode-engines-alist
      '(("django" . "\\.html\\'")))

That works just fine, but sets it globally, meaning I'll get the django engine in any .html file, regardless if it's a django project or another language.

SYSTEM INFORMATION

• Emacs: 25.2.1
• OS: Windows 10

I found this bug reported in web-mode (https://github.com/fxbois/web-mode/issues/799), but it's just referred to be asked as a question here.

I'm hoping this is possible. I work in a variety of environments and languages. Right now it's mostly django and Node.js, but there have been others. What I would like to do is set the web-mode engine based on the project I am currently working on, and not the file extension. I know I could use .djhtml as the file extension, but that messes things up for others who aren't using Emacs because, for example, Pycharm doesn't know what to do with a .djhtml file. I would prefer to keep my .html if at all possible.

I am wondering if there is any way to set the web-mode engine based on the project I'm working in. I'd rather not have to put -*- engine: django -*- into each of my files either, if I can avoid it.

UPDATE:

I've tried adding the following to a .dir-locals.el file, but it doesn't seem to make a difference. I get prompted to allow the variable change, and the value of the variable web-mode-engines-alist has changed, but django is not set as the template engine when I open a .html file.

((web-mode .
    ((web-mode-engines-alist .
          '(("django" . "\\.html\\'"))))))

SYSTEM INFORMATION

• Emacs: 25.2.1
• OS: Windows 10

I found this bug reported in web-mode (https://github.com/fxbois/web-mode/issues/799), but it's just referred to be asked as a question here.

I'm hoping this is possible. I work in a variety of environments and languages. Right now it's mostly django and Node.js, but there have been others. What I would like to do is set the web-mode engine based on the project I am currently working on, and not the file extension. I know I could use .djhtml as the file extension, but that messes things up for others who aren't using Emacs because, for example, Pycharm doesn't know what to do with a .djhtml file. I would prefer to keep my .html if at all possible.

I am wondering if there is any way to set the web-mode engine based on the project I'm working in. I'd rather not have to put -*- engine: django -*- into each of my files either, if I can avoid it.

UPDATE:

I've tried adding the following to a .dir-locals.el file, but it doesn't seem to make a difference. I get prompted to allow the variable change, and the value of the variable web-mode-engines-alist has changed to (("django" . "\\.html\\'")), but django is not set as the template engine when I open a .html file.

((web-mode .
    ((web-mode-engines-alist .
          (("django" . "\\.html\\'"))))))

SYSTEM INFORMATION

• Emacs: 25.2.1
• OS: Windows 10

I found this bug reported in web-mode (https://github.com/fxbois/web-mode/issues/799), but it's just referred to be asked as a question here.

I'm hoping this is possible. I work in a variety of environments and languages. Right now it's mostly django and Node.js, but there have been others. What I would like to do is set the web-mode engine based on the project I am currently working on, and not the file extension. I know I could use .djhtml as the file extension, but that messes things up for others who aren't using Emacs because, for example, Pycharm doesn't know what to do with a .djhtml file. I would prefer to keep my .html if at all possible.

I am wondering if there is any way to set the web-mode engine based on the project I'm working in. I'd rather not have to put -*- engine: django -*- into each of my files either, if I can avoid it.

I'm hoping this is possible. I work in a variety of environments and languages. Right now it's mostly django and Node.js, but there have been others. What I would like to do is set the web-mode engine based on the project I am currently working on, and not the file extension. I know I could use .djhtml as the file extension, but that messes things up for others who aren't using Emacs because, for example, Pycharm doesn't know what to do with a .djhtml file. I would prefer to keep my .html if at all possible.

I am wondering if there is any way to set the web-mode engine based on the project I'm working in. I'd rather not have to put -*- engine: django -*- into each of my files either, if I can avoid it.

UPDATE:

I've tried adding the following to a .dir-locals.el file, but it doesn't seem to make a difference. I get prompted to allow the variable change, and the value of the variable web-mode-engines-alist has changed, but django is not set as the template engine when I open a .html file.

((web-mode .
    ((web-mode-engines-alist .
          '(("django" . "\\.html\\'"))))))

SYSTEM INFORMATION

• Emacs: 25.2.1
• OS: Windows 10

I found this bug reported in web-mode (https://github.com/fxbois/web-mode/issues/799), but it's just referred to be asked as a question here.