Tera Built-in Filters (Continued)

Takes 2 mandatory string named arguments: `from` and `to`. It will return a string with all instances of the `from` string replaced with the `to` string. Example: `{{ name | replace(from="Robert", to="Bob")}}` #### addslashes Adds slashes before quotes. Example: `{{ value | addslashes }}` If value is "I'm using Tera", the output will be "I\\'m using Tera". #### slugify Only available if the `builtins` feature is enabled. Transforms a string into ASCII, lowercases it, trims it, converts spaces to hyphens and removes all characters that are not numbers, lowercase letters or hyphens. Example: `{{ value | slugify }}` If value is "-Hello world! ", the output will be "hello-world". #### title Capitalizes each word inside a sentence. Example: `{{ value | title }}` If value is "foo bar", the output will be "Foo Bar". #### trim Removes leading and trailing whitespace if the variable is a string. #### trim_start Removes leading whitespace if the variable is a string. #### trim_end Removes trailing whitespace if the variable is a string. #### trim_start_matches Removes leading characters that match the given pattern if the variable is a string. Example: `{{ value | trim_start_matches(pat="//") }}` If value is "//a/b/c//", the output will be "a/b/c//". #### trim_end_matches Removes trailing characters that match the given pattern if the variable is a string. Example: `{{ value | trim_end_matches(pat="//") }}` If value is "//a/b/c//", the output will be "//a/b/c". #### truncate Only available if the `builtins` feature is enabled. Truncates a string to the indicated length. If the string has a smaller length than the `length` argument, the string is returned as is. Example: `{{ value | truncate(length=10) }}` By default, the filter will add an ellipsis at the end if the text was truncated. You can change the string appended by setting the `end` argument. For example, `{{ value | truncate(length=10, end="") }}` will not append anything. #### linebreaksbr Replaces line breaks (`\n` or `\r\n`) with HTML line breaks (` `). Example: `{{ value | linebreaksbr }}` If value is "Hello\r\nworld\n", the output will be "Hello world ". Note that if the template you are using it in is automatically escaped, you will need to call the `safe` filter after `linebreaksbr`. #### spaceless Remove space (` `) and line breaks (`\n` or `\r\n`) between HTML tags Example: `{{ value | spaceless }}` If the value is "\n<a> </a>\r\n ", the output will be "<a></a>". Note that only whitespace between successive opening tags and successive closing tags is removed. Also note that if the template you are using it in is automatically escaped, you will need to call the `safe` filter after `spaceless`. #### indent Indents a string by injecting a prefix at the start of each line. The `prefix` argument (default 4 spaces) specifies the prefix to insert per line. If the `first` argument (default false) is set true spaces are inserted for the first line. If the `blank` argument (default false) is set true spaces are inserted for blank/whitespace lines. #### striptags Tries to remove HTML tags from input. Does not guarantee well formed output if input is not valid HTML. Example: `{{ value | striptags }}` If value is "Joel", the output will be "Joel". Note that if the template you are using it in is automatically escaped, you will need to call the `safe` filter after `striptags`. #### first Returns the first element of an array. If the array is empty, returns empty string. #### last Returns the last element of an array. If the array is empty, returns empty string. #### nth Returns the nth element of an array.§ If the array is empty, returns empty string. It takes a required `n` argument, corresponding to the 0-based index you want to get. Example: `{{ value | nth(n=2) }}` #### join Joins an array with a string. Example: `{{ value | join(sep=" // ") }}`

This section continues the list of Tera's built-in filters, detailing their purpose, usage, and example outputs. The filters covered are: `replace`, `addslashes`, `slugify`, `title`, `trim`, `trim_start`, `trim_end`, `trim_start_matches`, `trim_end_matches`, `truncate`, `linebreaksbr`, `spaceless`, `indent`, `striptags`, `first`, `last`, `nth`, and `join`.