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If you have made something interesting with #flask #jinja I'd love to see it looking for some inspiration #python #programming
@frenck My biggest #Jinja gripe, in HA context, is unavailable/unknown. Semantically these aren't really values. In creating a template sensor for the difference of two temperatures, I have to check for them, and in general there are a lot of if foo not unavailable and foo not unknown.
What I would like is propagation, so that any template whose output expression has used a variable that is unknown has value unknown, and then similarly for unavailable.
𝗖𝗮𝗹𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗮𝗹𝗹 𝗛𝗼𝗺𝗲 𝗔𝘀𝘀𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗻𝘁 𝘁𝗲𝗺𝗽𝗹𝗮𝘁𝗲 𝘄𝗶𝘇𝗮𝗿𝗱𝘀! 
I’m working on extending the template engine with some new functions, filters, and tests, for example:
flatten(list_of_lists) – Flattens nested lists into a single list combine(dict1, dict2, ...) – Merges multiple dictionaries together
Now, I need your input! 
What template functions, filters, or tests would make your automations easier?
In order to fix a Jinja security issue (upgrade to 3.1.6 today!) I had to figure out a clever way to improve Python's `hasattr`: https://davidism.com/python-jinja-hasattr/ #python #jinja
Version 1.8.0 of jinja2-fragments is out!
Release notes:
- Adds support for rendering multiple blocks on Flask, Quart, Sanic and Litestar.
- Fixes deprecated Litestar import.
How do you filter a list in #Jinja, to keep only elements that have a length >= 2?
@JingleDJ Thanks! I've done a bit more reading and experimentation and (along with some other suggestions from folk) I'm fairly confident about things. But it's not natural is it?! Basically, I still agree with this guy: https://www.reddit.com/r/homeassistant/comments/1c0qjo5/comment/kz0dtdr/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button
Anyway, it is what it is. No changing it now - although installing PyScript or AppDaemon is appealing (even though I've never used Python in anger (yet...) - I'd still be a lot more productive I think)...
#HomeAssistant #Jinja #Python #WhyWhyWhy #HoHum
Ok, I've got a #cloudengineer spicy 
take that will lose some followers.
(Preface: I've used #terraform and built up some moderately complex infra with it. Nothing crazy. I'm not an expert, but definitely not new to it either.)
I will take #ansible every day of the week over TF for any task that's not just spinning up vanilla, CSP-specific infra. That's the one place where TF shines, and everything else imo is just unnecessarily irritating.
Ansible is cleaner, easier to reason about, and just makes sense to my brain.
I think it's TF's syntax. It reminds me of #jinja or #golang template language with the unintuitive way of evaluating conditions and calling functions.
I said what I said.
Just rewriting #jinja python code generator to #libCST . So far it takes more code to do the same but it's much simpler to do the hard stuff, especially when there's a lot of conditionals.
Take annotated class field: can be generic or not, can have annotated metadata or not. Annotated metadata may be name (class or function), generic or not, or a call, and so on.
A big nuisance of libCST is indentation - it belongs to the previous node, even though we tend to think as part of the next one. For an indented language it's rather weird design decision.
Создание динамических таблиц в SuperSet
Однажды в студеную зимнюю пору из-за морей, из-за океанов прилетело известие: лицензии не выдаем, тех.поддержку не оказываем, а можем и вовсе отключить все системы. В компании погоревали, но делать нечего, решили переходить на новые системы, да такие, чтобы не смогли в любой момент их превратить в тыкву. И стали смотреть в сторону open-sourсe решений. Проанализировали несколько BI-систем и остановились на SuperSet. /*После QlikSense и Tableau казалось, что это так себе затея*/ Меня зовут Корнева Настя, я отвечаю за разработку BI-отчетности в Magnit Tech в рамках проекта Аналитика УЦП (управление цепочками поставок). В этой статье поделюсь нашим опытом создания динамических сводных таблиц в BI-инструменте SuperSet, что будет полезно разработчикам отчетности и всем, кому интересна тематика.
Jinja 3.1.5 released! https://github.com/pallets/jinja/releases/tag/3.1.5 This contains two security fixes and a bunch of bug fixes. #Python #Flask #Jinja
Hey #Ansible and/or #Jinja crowd: Any idea how I can, reasonably easily, transform the 'records_in' data into 'records_out'?
What I basically need is to merge these records by _two_ keys: prefix and type. If it was only one key, this would probably be a candidate for the mergeby filter (https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/collections/community/general/lists_mergeby_filter.html), but no, it should only merge items where both of these keys are identical.
Note that I'm converting 'value' into a list on the fly here, too, where necessary. That's only nice-to-have.
Home Assistant markdown card that shows max, min, and average of all temperature sensors. #HomeAssistant #jinja
yaml: https://gist.github.com/tkroo/a192e110f4f454969a591962670d8d11
Пара шаблонов кастомизированных элементов Handlebars для Apache Superset — 2
Причины написания статьи, общие правила использования handlebars в superset и советы содержатся в первой статье , поэтому сразу опишу следующие шаблоны.
Пара шаблонов кастомизированных элементов Handlebars для Apache Superset
Apache Superset всё чаще становится выбором для визуализации данных благодаря открытому коду. Но, увы, столкнувшись с его ограничениями и тонкостями, даже самые опытные пользователи могут столкнуться с трудностями. Есть много ограничений, которые требуют обращения за доработками к разработчикам, но с помощью шаблона Handlebars в сочетании с шаблонизацией jinja некоторые трудности можно обойти. С его помощью можно внедрить web-верстку прямо в ваши дашборды, обходя множество подводных камней. Готовых шаблонов для handlebars (superset) мало, так как это довольно трудоемкая задача, часто выходящая за рамки работы с готовыми BI-системами.
OK, I have a #python #flask #jinja issue that the docs aren't making clear. Say I have an app that's hosted on multiple domains. I want some footer link to be to foo.$domain for whatever domain was used to reach the app.
url_for seems like it will provide protocol + domain. it's not clear if there's a clean way to provide "foo.example.com" for whatever value of "example.com" and a static value of "foo".
Seems like this should be doable. Any suggestions?
Just released MarkupSafe with Python 3.13 and free-threaded wheels. There's also a 40% speedup to strings that don't require any escaping, a simpler speedup implementation, and updated consistency with str method signatures. https://github.com/pallets/markupsafe/releases/tag/3.0.0 #python #flask #jinja
