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\n\n\nCreating inlines\n****************\n\nAn inline can be any class that provides a `render` method and has an \n`__init__` that can take these arguments:: \n\n __init__(self, value, variant=None, context=None, template_dir=\"\", **kwargs)\n \nDjango Inlines comes with the base inline classes you can subclass to create\nyour own inlines.\n\n\n``inlines.InlineBase``\n----------------------\n\n A base class for overriding to provide simple inlines.\n The `render` method is the only required override. It should return a string.\n or at least something that can be coerced into a string.\n\n\n``inlines.TemplateInline``\n--------------------------\n\n A base class for overriding to provide templated inlines.\n The `get_context` method is the only required override. It should return \n dictionary-like object that will be fed to the template as the context.\n \n If you instantiate your inline class with a context instance, it'll use\n that to set up your base context.\n \n Any extra arguments assigned to your inline are passed directly though to\n the context.\n\nSee ``samples.YoutubeInline`` for an example of a ``TemplateInline``\nsubclass.\n\nTemplate inlines render a template named the same as the name they were \nregistered as. The youtube inline uses ``inlines/youtube.html``\n\n\n``inlines.ModelInline``\n-----------------------\n \n A base class for creating inlines for Django models. The `model` class\n attribute is the only required override. It should be assigned a django\n model class.\n\nA sample model inline::\n\n from myapp.models import Photo\n \n class PhotoInline(inlines.ModelInline):\n model = Photo\n\n inlines.registry.register('photo', PhotoInline)\n\nAnd in use::\n\n {{ photo 1 }}\n\nModelInlines take an object's `id` as it's only value and pass that object into \nthe context as ``object``.\n\nSince model inlines will be used very often there is a ``inline_for_model`` \nshortcut method for this. It can be used to register models as inlines directly::\n\n from django_inlines.inlines import inline_for_model\n inlines.registry.register('photo', inline_for_model(Photo))\n\n\nInline syntax\n*************\n\nDjango inlines use this syntax ``{{ name[:variant] value [argument=value ...] }}``\n\n``name``\n\n The name the inline has been registered under. Template inlines use this as\n the base name for their templates.\n \n``value``\n\n Any string. 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