Python range() implementation in django templates [duplicate]

Question

I have some django application, i need to render some html with this block of code:

{% for i in review.mark|range %}
     img src="{% static 'core/img/star-yellow.svg' %}" alt="star">
{% endfor %}

Sometimes filter range help me with this (review.mark is only IntegerField in my model). I have mark from 1 to 5, and i want to loop for review.mark times. How can i do this in django templates?

anjaneyulubatta505 · Accepted Answer · 2018-04-27 12:48:06Z

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we can do like below

{% load static %}
{% for _ in "x"|rjust:review.mark %}
  <img src="{% static 'core/img/star-yellow.svg' %}" alt="star" />
{% endfor %}

answered Apr 27, 2018 at 12:48

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2 Comments

Vladyslav Over a year ago

rjust add review.mark spaces before "x", so i think i should add review.mark - 1 spaces to get correct iteration?

anjaneyulubatta505 Over a year ago

@Vladyslav yeah, is it worked for you ?

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