Pretty prints a Python object using pprint.pprint
wrapper.
Variable
context['classes'] = { 'Python': [ 'Introduction to Python Training', 'Advanced Python Training', 'Data Science Training', 'Django Training' ], 'Databases': [ 'Introduction to PostgreSQL Training', 'Introduction to MySQL Training', 'Introduction to SQL Server Training', 'Introduction to Oracle Training' ], 'Web': [ 'HTML Training', 'CSS Training', 'JavaScript Training' ], 'XML': [ 'Introduction to XML Training' ] }
Template
<pre>{{ classes|pprint }}</pre>
Result
{'Databases': ['Introduction to PostgreSQL Training', 'Introduction to MySQL Training', 'Introduction to SQL Server Training', 'Introduction to Oracle Training'], 'Python': ['Introduction to Python Training', 'Advanced Python Training', 'Data Science Training', 'Django Training'], 'Web': ['HTML Training', 'CSS Training', 'JavaScript Training'], 'XML': ['Introduction to XML Training']}
Commentary
Could be useful for debugging, though you can do the same thing at the console.