Add extra_vars parsing directives due to Jinja #14
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I tried adding jinja2 filters, but that didn't help. In order to solve this in a more generic way, ST2 would need something similar to allow for type specification on the fly so that it can cast things to the appropriate type. Note that both this and #11 specify version 0.6.0. Whichever merges second will have to change to 0.7.0. |
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Jinja always casts extra_vars to string because it is impossible to specify in a schema what vars might pass through extra_vars. So, to make it possible to pass objects through Jinja and have them show up as objects or ints or whatever, this adds directives with tests to show they work. The directives available are: '!INT', '!JSON', '!AST'. See the readme for how to use them.
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Jinja always casts extra_vars to string because it is impossible to
specify in a schema what vars might pass through extra_vars. So, to make
it possible to pass objects through Jinja and have them show up as
objects or ints or whatever, this adds directives with tests to show
they work.
The directives available are: '!INT', '!JSON', '!AST'. See the readme
for how to use them.