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Templating Utilities 🧩
Strict Jinja renderers used by lookup plugins, library modules, and the YAML cache layer.
Scope 📋
Modules in utils/templating/ MUST limit themselves to rendering {{ ... }} and {% ... %} constructs found in YAML values, lookups, and templated config strings.
Both renderers fail loudly when Jinja markers cannot be resolved so generated configs never silently leak unrendered placeholders.
Modules 📦
| Module | Engine | When to use |
|---|---|---|
| ansible.py | Ansible's internal Templar (with TrustedAsTemplate tagging for Ansible 2.19+) |
When the caller already has Ansible's variable stack and wants tag-aware rendering with shortcuts for lookup('env', ...), simple var.path lookups, and literal coercion. |
| jinja.py | Standalone jinja2.Environment |
When the caller runs in a context where Templar can silently leave markers untouched (some lookup plugin entry points). Renders multiple passes so nested vars (A.x = "{{ B.y }}", B.y = "{{ C.z }}") collapse fully. |
Example Imports ✍️
from utils.templating.ansible import render_ansible_strict
from utils.templating.jinja import render_strict