I have list in Jinja2 that contain dicts in itself. Something like
items = [{'name':'name1', 'points':5}, {'name':'name2', 'points':7},
{'name':'name3', 'points':2}, {'name':'name4', 'points':11}]
What I need is to get sum of all points and to print it somewhere later.
Currently what I got is:
{% set points = 0 -%}
{% for single_item in items -%}
{% set points = points + single_item["points"] -%}
{{points}}
{% endfor %}
{{ points }}
Result is: 5 12 14 25 0
Is there any way that I can get that points outside of loop has value 25 (last value from the loop)?
I've managed to make it work, although solution is not elegant, but it is working:
{% set points = [0] -%}
{% for single_item in items -%}
{% if points.append(points.pop()+ single_item["points"]) -%}{% endif %}
{% endfor %}
{{ points }}
points will be array with just one element that has sum.
It can be also done with included do extension, and that would replace {% if %} line.