JSON-T Formatters
Formatters can be used to control the formatting of data for a given variable.
The syntax of a formatter is {variable-name|formatter-name}.
JSON
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Output the variable as JSON data.
Prettified JSON
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Output the variable as formatted JSON data.
Date/Time Formatters
Date
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Format a date in-line using the YUI date format.
Timesince Date
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Displays the time/date in a term relative to right now. Also referred to as 'time ago' or 'twitter-style' date format.
String Formatters
Slugify
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Converts a human readable string variable to lowercase, removes non-word characters (alphanumerics and underscores) and converts spaces to hyphens. For example, "Test Example" would become "test-example".
Smartypants
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Translates plain ASCII punctuation characters into "smart" typographic punctuation HTML entities (source).
URL Encode
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Encodes a variable so it can be safely used in a URL. For instance, "Test Example" would become "Test%20Example".
HTML
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Encodes a variable so it can be safely used in HTML, replacing the characters <, >, and & with their corresponding entities. For example, <script> would become <script>.
HTML Attribute
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Similar to html but additionally escapes quotes, replacing the characters <, >, &, and " with their corresponding entities, to ensure it can be used in an attribute (src="X", for instance) within an HTML tag.
Truncate
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Limits the length of a string to the number following the formatter, and once truncated includes an ellipsis.
NOTE: should be combined with safe if truncating a string that contains HTML.
Safe
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Make the variable 'safe' by stripping away unsafe HTML, such as injected script tags.
Item Count
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Output the length of the items array
Twitter Links
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Make links and @names link to the appropriate places on twitter. For instance, @squarespace (the string) would become @squarespace.