From a file with a tag description format like:
apps:
- name: fubar
url: http://example.org/fubar
description: a fubar app
tags:
- foo1
- bar1
- name: foo
url: http://example.org/foo
description: a foo app
tags:
- foo1
- foo2
- name: bar
url: http://example.org/bar
description: a bar app
tags:
- bar1
- bar2
Generates a new file after applying a template with the inverted file, that is, a dict of tags with each app as a dict.
As an example, with the template:
Simple output for tageator
{% for item in categories | dictsort %}
- {{ item[0] }}
{%- for app in item[1] | sort(attribute='name') %}
- {{ app.name }}: {{ app.description }} ({{ app.url }})
{%- endfor %}
{% endfor %}
The previous input file will generate:
Simple output for tageator
- bar1
- bar: a bar app (http://example.org/bar)
- fubar: a fubar app (http://example.org/fubar)
- bar2
- bar: a bar app (http://example.org/bar)
- foo1
- foo: a foo app (http://example.org/foo)
- fubar: a fubar app (http://example.org/fubar)
- foo2
- foo: a foo app (http://example.org/foo)
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