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Math operations are only allowed with numbers, using them on any other kind of values will result in an error. You can use the following operators:. You can check whether a left side is contained in a right side using the in operator. You can assign values to variables during the rendering. Assignments in for loops and macros are scoped to their context but assignments outside of those will be set in the global context.
Furthermore, assignments in for loop are valid until the end of the current iteration only. You can modify variables using filters. Filters are separated from the variable by a pipe symbol and may have named arguments in parentheses. Multiple filters can be chained: the output of one filter is applied to the next. Calling filters on an incorrect type like trying to capitalize an array or using invalid types for arguments will result in an error.
While filters can be used in math operations, they will have the lowest priority and therefore might not do what you expect:. Tera has many built-in filters that you can use. Filter sections can also contain block sections like this:. Tests can be used against an expression to check some condition on it and are made in if blocks using the is keyword. For example, you would write the following to test if an expression is odd:. Tera has many built-in tests that you can use.
You can also implement the trait directly if you have more complex requirements. Tera comes with some built-in functions. Undefined variables are considered falsy. This means that you can test for the presence of a variable in the current context by writing:. You can include a template to be rendered using the current context with the include tag. Tera doesn't offer passing a custom context to the include tag. If you want to do that, use macros. While you can set values in included templates, those values only exist while rendering them: the template calling include doesn't see them.
You can mark an include with ignore missing , so that Tera will ignore the statement if the template to be inclued does not exist. You can also provide a list of templates that are checked for existence before inclusion. The first template that exists will be included. If ignore missing is given, it will fall back to rendering nothing if none of the templates exist. Think of macros as functions or components that you can call and return some text. Macros currently need to be defined in a separate file and imported to be useable.
As shown in the example above, macro arguments can have a default literal value. You can name that file namespace macros in the example anything you want. A macro is called like this:. Do note that macros, like filters, require keyword arguments.
If you are trying to call a macro defined in the same file or itself, you will need to use the self namespace. The self namespace can only be used in macros. Macros can be called recursively but there is no limit to recursion so make sure your macro ends. A macro's body can contain all normal Tera syntax with the exception of macros definition, block and extends. Tera uses the same kind of inheritance as Jinja2 and Django templates: you define a base template and extend it in child templates through blocks.
There can be multiple levels of inheritance i. A extends B that extends C. A base template typically contains the basic document structure as well as several blocks that can have content.
This base. The head and footer block have some content already which will be rendered if they are not overridden.
To indicate inheritance, you have to use the extends tag as the first thing in the file followed by the name of the template you want to extend. The block ending is nested in the hey block. Rendering the child template will do the following:. The end result of that rendering not counting whitespace will be: "dad says hi and grandma says hello sincerely with love". Returns the string with all its characters lowercased apart from the first char which is uppercased.
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