Add filter/endfilter keyword support, center and indent functions#336
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This MR extends Inja's template language with Jinja2-inspired filter feature:
{% filter ... %} ... {% endfilter %}Renders the block body to a string and passes it as the first argument to the filter expression. Any function — built-in or a user
add_callback— that takes a string and returns a string works as a filter, and filterscan be chained with
|and take extra arguments.Filter bodies may contain
{% if %}/{% for %}and other filter blocks (nesting supported).centerandindentcenter(value, width=80)— Python str.center semantics.indent(value, width=4, first=false, blank=false)— width accepts an int (number of spaces) or a string used verbatim as the prefix, per the Jinja2 docs. The first line and blank lines are skipped unless first / blankare set.
Both work in call form and pipe form (
{{ x | center(11) }}).Closes #328