string template to generate Jinja2 template
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I want to generate jinja2 template that represent XML document.
I have long list of possible tags, and final template would look like this:
from jinja2 import Template
template = Template("""
<root>
{%- tag1 %}<tag1>{{ tag1 }}</tag1>{% endif %}
{%- tag2 %}<tag2>{{ tag2 }}</tag2>{% endif %}
</root>
""")
template.render(**{'tag1':'value1'})
Above code would generate next document:
<root>
<tag1>value1</tag1>
</root>
Now, i have a list of tags tags_for_template = [f'tag{i}' for in in range(N)] and want to generate above template.
at the end I want generator code to be readable.
Here is my best solution so far:
"n".join(map(lambda x: "{%- if "+x+" %}<"+x+">{{ "+x+" }}</"+x+">{% endif %}",
tags_for_template))
Could you suggest anything more readable?
python jinja2 code-generation
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I want to generate jinja2 template that represent XML document.
I have long list of possible tags, and final template would look like this:
from jinja2 import Template
template = Template("""
<root>
{%- tag1 %}<tag1>{{ tag1 }}</tag1>{% endif %}
{%- tag2 %}<tag2>{{ tag2 }}</tag2>{% endif %}
</root>
""")
template.render(**{'tag1':'value1'})
Above code would generate next document:
<root>
<tag1>value1</tag1>
</root>
Now, i have a list of tags tags_for_template = [f'tag{i}' for in in range(N)] and want to generate above template.
at the end I want generator code to be readable.
Here is my best solution so far:
"n".join(map(lambda x: "{%- if "+x+" %}<"+x+">{{ "+x+" }}</"+x+">{% endif %}",
tags_for_template))
Could you suggest anything more readable?
python jinja2 code-generation
asked Nov 22 at 1:44
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3,34911130
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0
down vote
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up vote
0
down vote
favorite
I want to generate jinja2 template that represent XML document.
I have long list of possible tags, and final template would look like this:
from jinja2 import Template
template = Template("""
<root>
{%- tag1 %}<tag1>{{ tag1 }}</tag1>{% endif %}
{%- tag2 %}<tag2>{{ tag2 }}</tag2>{% endif %}
</root>
""")
template.render(**{'tag1':'value1'})
Above code would generate next document:
<root>
<tag1>value1</tag1>
</root>
Now, i have a list of tags tags_for_template = [f'tag{i}' for in in range(N)] and want to generate above template.
at the end I want generator code to be readable.
Here is my best solution so far:
"n".join(map(lambda x: "{%- if "+x+" %}<"+x+">{{ "+x+" }}</"+x+">{% endif %}",
tags_for_template))
Could you suggest anything more readable?
python jinja2 code-generation
asked Nov 22 at 1:44
vav
3,34911130
I want to generate jinja2 template that represent XML document.
I have long list of possible tags, and final template would look like this:
from jinja2 import Template
template = Template("""
<root>
{%- tag1 %}<tag1>{{ tag1 }}</tag1>{% endif %}
{%- tag2 %}<tag2>{{ tag2 }}</tag2>{% endif %}
</root>
""")
template.render(**{'tag1':'value1'})
Above code would generate next document:
<root>
<tag1>value1</tag1>
</root>
Now, i have a list of tags tags_for_template = [f'tag{i}' for in in range(N)] and want to generate above template.
at the end I want generator code to be readable.
Here is my best solution so far:
"n".join(map(lambda x: "{%- if "+x+" %}<"+x+">{{ "+x+" }}</"+x+">{% endif %}",
tags_for_template))
Could you suggest anything more readable?
python jinja2 code-generation
python jinja2 code-generation
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