Is there a way in handlebars to check the length of a value? Something like this:
{{#if value.length > 20}
...do something
{{else}}
...do something else
{{/if}}
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{{if}} is used to check whether a field has a value or not, whereas {{compare}} is used to check whether a field has one value or another value. Check out our Handlebars helper reference for more information on handlebars {{compare}}, {{if}}, and other handlebars expressions!
A Handlebars helper call is a simple identifier, followed by zero or more parameters (separated by a space). Each parameter is a Handlebars expression that is evaluated exactly the same way as described above in "Basic Usage": template {{firstname}} {{loud lastname}}
To iterate over an object with JavaScript and Handlebars. js, we can use the #each keyword. to add the Handlebars script and the template for looping through each entry in data . We use #each this to loop through each array property.
It's not clear what your value
is, a string or an array?
If it's an array, you don't need a helper! You can check if the item at length
exists:
{{#if items.[20]}}
Here's a working example to display different messages if the user has one item, vs. multiple items:
{{#if items.[1]}}
You have the following items:
{{#each items}}
* {{this}}
{{/each}}
{{else}}
You have one item: {{items.[0]}}
{{/if}}
Try it at http://tryhandlebarsjs.com/ with sample data like
{
items: ["foo", "bar"]
}
Not needing a helper is very important for using Handlebars in dynamic templates for mail delivery services (Sparkpost, Sendgrid, Mandrill etc.), which don't allow defining helpers (though Sparkpost has a much richer syntax than Sendgrid).
Create Handlebars helper like below:-
Handlebars.registerHelper('checklength', function (v1, v2, options) {
'use strict';
if (v1.length>v2) {
return options.fn(this);
}
return options.inverse(this);
});
and use this like:-
{{#checklength jobTitle 20}} //jobtitle is property and 20 is length
<p>Up to 20</p>
{{else}}
<p>Less then 20</p>
{{/checklength}}
Demo
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