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Expand Up @@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ htpy elements, fragments and context objects provides are "renderable". The `Ren
The `Renderable` protocol defines these methods:

- `.__str__()` - render as a HTML string by calling `str()`
- `.__html__()` - render as a HTML string that is safe to use as markup. This makes it possible to directly embed a `Renderable` object in [Django/Jinja templates](django.md#using-htpy-as-part-of-an-existing-django-template).
- `.__html__()` - render as a HTML string that is safe to use as markup. This makes it possible to directly embed a `Renderable` object in [Django/Jinja templates](./how-to/django.md#using-htpy-as-part-of-an-existing-django-template).
- `.iter_chunks()` - stream the contents as string "chunks". See [Streaming](streaming.md) for more information.

All `Renderable`'s are also `Node`'s and can always be used as a child element. You can use this to write reusable components that can be used as a child node but also be rendered by themselves or embedded into a Django or Jinja template:
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