I have been unable to wrap my brain around a simple solution for the
following. I have a list of items that have a category and
subcategory. I would like to print them out in a hierarchy using the
template system.
items = [
{
'name' : 'item1',
'category' : 'foo',
'subcategory' : 'bar'
},
{
'name': 'item2',
'category': 'foo'
'subcategory': 'fnord'
}
{
'name': 'item3'
'category' : 'notfoo',
'subcategory': 'bar'
}]
Ideally this would print out as:
foo
bar
item1
fnord
item2
notfoo
bar
item3
I know I can use regroup to handle the categories, or pass in a
separate list of categories altogether, but I come up short when
trying to handle the subcategories. Would someone throw me a bone on
the best way to tackle this?
Thanks,
Lance
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