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[](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/jinjafx-server/)
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[](https://jinjafx.io)
The above syntax would convert one row into ten rows using the values 0 to 9. If the end value is omitted then it is a passive counter and will only increment if something else is expanding the rows.
Normally data is provided to JinjaFx via CSV or YAML using the above panes, but JinjaFx can also prompt the user for input using the "jinjafx_input" variable in "vars.yml", e.g:
+Normally data is provided to JinjaFx via CSV or YAML/JSON using the above panes, but JinjaFx can also prompt the user for input using the "jinjafx_input" variable in "vars.yml", e.g:
jinjafx_input: prompt: name: diff --git a/www/logs.html b/www/logs.html index da35b7d..859f669 100644 --- a/www/logs.html +++ b/www/logs.html @@ -5,7 +5,7 @@JinjaFx Logs - +