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Fundamental Principles of Jinja

Basic Structure

Jinja works by combining static text with dynamic elements delimited by specific syntaxes:

Delimiter	Function	Example
`{{ ... }}`	Variable Insertion	`Hello {{ client.name }}`
`{% ... %}`	Logical Instructions	`{% if hour > 18 %}Good evening{% else %}Hello{% endif %}`
`{# ... #}`	Comments (not rendered)	`{# This text does not appear in the final prompt #}`

Types of Variables

Variables can contain different types of data:

{# Simple Variables #}
{{ client_name }}         {# String #}
{{ client_age }}          {# Number #}
{{ is_premium }}          {# Boolean #}

{# Structured Variables #}
{{ client.address.city }}         {# Accessing nested properties #}
{{ client['address']['city'] }}   {# Accessing nested properties #}
{{ products[0].name }}            {# Accessing list items #}

Conditions (if/elif/else)

Conditions allow for adapting the prompt according to different contexts:

{% if system.phone is defined %}
   Can you confirm that your number is {{ system.phone }}?
{% else %}
   Can you give me your number?
{% endif %}

Use nested conditions to manage complex scenarios, but maintain a readable structure to facilitate maintenance.

Additional Resources

Jinja Documentation

For complete documentation on Jinja syntax, please refer to the documentation.

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​Fundamental Principles of Jinja

​Basic Structure

​Types of Variables

​Conditions (if/elif/else)

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Jinja Documentation

Fundamental Principles of Jinja

Basic Structure

Types of Variables

Conditions (if/elif/else)

Additional Resources