Filters

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Grizzly native templating filters that can be used to manipulate variable values where they are used.

b64decode(value)

Base64 decode string value.

Example

Given value of variable "input_value" is "Zm9vYmFy"
Then log message "input_value: {{ input_value | b64decode }}"

Arguments

Name	Type	Description	Default
value	str	value to base64 encode	required

b64encode(value)

Base64 encode string value.

Example

Given value of variable "input_value" is "foobar"
Then log message "input_value (base64): {{ input_value | b64encode }}"

Arguments

Name	Type	Description	Default
value	str	value to base64 encode	required

fromtestdata(value)

Convert testdata object to a dictionary.

Nested testdata is a namedtuple object, e.g. AtomicCsvReader.test, where column values are accessed with AtomicCsvReader.test.header1. If anything should be done for the whole row/item it must be converted to a dictionary.

Example

Given value of variable "AtomicCsvReader.test" is "test.csv"

Then log message "test={{ AtomicCsvReader.test | fromtestdata | stringify }}"

Arguments

Name	Type	Description	Default
value	NamedTuple	testdata objekt	required

literal_eval(value)

Evaluate python objects serialized as strings.

Returns the string as the actual python object.

Example

Given value of variable "value" is "{'hello': 'world'}"
Then log message "value: {{ value | literal_eval }}"

Arguments

Name	Type	Description	Default
value	str	string representation of python object	required

stringify(value)

Convert python object to JSON string.

Convert any (valid) python object to a JSON string.

Example

Given value of variable "AtomicCsvReader.test" is "test.csv"

Then log message "test={{ AtomicCsvReader.test | fromtestdata | stringify }}"

Arguments

Name	Type	Description	Default
value	JsonSerializable	value to convert to JSON string	required