Issue
I've scoured the internet and can't seem to find the solution that fits my case.
I have a dictionary:
{"1528430400000": 129, "1528516800000": 123.14, "1528603200000": 117.28, "1528689600000": 111.42, "1528776000000": 105.56, "1528862400000": 99.7, "1528948800000": 93.84, "1529035200000": 87.98, "1529121600000": 82.12, "1529208000000": 76.26, "1529294400000": 70.4, "1529380800000": 64.54, "1529467200000": 58.68, "1529553600000": 52.82, "1529640000000": 46.96, "1529726400000": 41.1, "1529812800000": 35.24, "1529899200000": 29.38, "1529985600000": 23.52, "1530072000000": 17.66, "1530158400000": 11.8, "1530244800000": 5.94, "1530331200000": 0.08, "1530417600000": 0}'
where each key is a javascript-formatted date.
I'm looking for a simple iteration through each key and value.
example:
{% for key,value in dict %}
{{key}}, {{value}}
{% endfor %}
Solution
You can pass dict.items
to the template rendering object:
return flask.render_template('template_name', data = the_dict.items())
Then, in the HTML:
{%for a, b in data%}
<span>Key: {{a}}, value: {{b}}</span>
{%endfor%}
Answered By - Ajax1234
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