jinplate

A command line Jinja2 renderer inspired by gomplate

jinplate can read from local and remote variable files in a number of formats and use them to render a local Jinja2 template file.

jinplate uses URIs to identify how to fetch and parse Jinja2 variable files.

Installation

pip install jinplate

To install with support for the tests and filters included with ansible, use

pip install jinplate[ansible]

Usage

jinplate --help
Usage: jinplate [OPTIONS] TEMPLATE_FILE DATASOURCES...

  A command line renderer for jinja2 templates. If ansible is available,
  jinplate uses its template engine. If not, uses plain jinja2.

  TEMPLATE_FILE is the path to a jinja template file to render

  DATASOURCES is a list of URIs to data sources supported by jinplate which
  contain the template variables

  -e allows specifying individual vars in the format key=value. Example: -e
  test1=1 -e test2=2

  --jinja-ext allows specifying a comma-separated list of import paths
  containing jinja extensions. Example: --jinja-ext jinja2.ext.i18n

Options:
  --jinja-ext TEXT  A comma-separated list of jinja extensions to load
  -e TEXT           Individual template vars in the format key=value
  --help            Show this message and exit.

Local Vars Example

test.j2

---

key: {{ test1.key }}
arr: {{ test2.arr }}

vars.json

{
  "test1": {
    "key": "val"
  },
  "test2": {
    "arr": [1, 2, 3]
  }
}

jinplate test.j2 "file:///$(pwd)/vars.json"

---

key: val
arr: [1, 2, 3]

Remote Vars example

python -m http.server

jinplate test.j2 "http://127.0.0.1:8000/vars.json"

---

key: val
arr: [1, 2, 3]

Supported Vars File Schemes

Supported Vars File Types

File types are determined by extension, but can also be overridden by appending +<file_type> to the datasource URI scheme, as in http+json://