My jinja template gets an object which has many variable names, this attributes vary and so their names, I am looking for a way to access this attributes based on a prefix and a for loop:
{% for i in Object.vars %}
<h1> {{ Object.attribute_ + i }} </h1>
{% endfor %}
I'm trying to access Object.attribute_1, Object.attribute_2 and so on. the code above of course won't work, but I can't think on a way of doing this.
Keep in mind that doing too much logic in your template files will cause (long term) issues to maintain your code.
I would say, keep your logic outside of the template and create a list of your objects before rendering the template, using the getattr() function:
for i in Object.vars:
list_of_objects.append(getattr(Object, 'attribute_' + i))
Now when rendering the template pass the list to like that:
render_template('page.html', list_of_objects=list_of_objects)
The canonical way to solve problems like this is to pass a structure such as a list or dict. Dynamic variable names are almost always a terrible idea.
