YAML Jinja2 expressions
Renders Jinja2 expressions inside YAML file.
Install
pip install yaml-expressions
Examples
Load template from file
cfg/cfg.yml:
cfg:
test: "{{test}}"
from yex import Yex
yex = Yex('./cfg/')
print(yex.render('cfg.yml', test='passed'))
Output: {'cfg': {'test': 'passed'}}
Load template from string
from yex import Yex
result = Yex('test: {{test}}')(test='passed')
# or
result = {'test':'passed'} > Yex('test: {{test}}')
# or
result = Yex('test: {{test}}').render(test='passed')
print(result)
Output: {'test': 'passed'}
Another examples
Describe SEO checklist, generate report
tests_tpl = """
tests:
title: {{ 20 < (title | length) < 70 }}
description: {{ 20 < (description | length) < 160 }}"""
report_tpl = """
report: >
Test results:
Title: {{ 'ok' if tests.title else 'fail' }}
({{ title[:10] }}...)
Description: {{ 'ok' if tests.description else 'fail' }}
({{ description[:10] }}...)
"""
data = {
'title': 't' * 130,
'description': 'd' * 120,
}
results = Yex.render_text(tests_tpl, data)
report = Yex.render_text(report_tpl, **results, **data)
print(report.get('report'))
Output:
Test results:
Title: fail
(tttttttttt...)
Description: ok
(dddddddddd...)
Render HTML pages from prepared config
template = """
meta:
{% for k, v in meta.items() %}
{{ k }}: >-
{{ v }}
{% endfor %}
data:
{% for k, v in data.items() %}
{{ k }}: >-
{{ v }}
{% endfor %}
"""
data = [
{
'meta': {
'title': 'Hello, world 1!',
},
'data': {
'content': """<h1>Wellcome to our site!</h1>
<p>Glad to see you!</p>
"""
}
},
{
'meta': {
'title': 'Hello, world 2!',
},
'data': {
'content': """<h1>Wellcome to our site!</h1>
<p>Glad to see you!</p>
"""
}
},
]
content_page_template = """<title>{{meta.title}}</title>
<div>{{data.content}}</div>"""
content_page = Yex(content_page_template)
for cfg in Yex(template).generate(data):
print(content_page.render_content(cfg))
Output:
<title>Hello, world 1!</title>
<div><h1>Wellcome to our site!</h1>
<p>Glad to see you!</p>
</div>
<title>Hello, world 2!</title>
<div><h1>Wellcome to our site!</h1>
<p>Glad to see you!</p>
</div>
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