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A Page to test things
Do we get site variables defined in _config.yml? Not everything.
✔ 'site.remote-theme': --minima--
✔ 'site.title': --Totally Information: Development Hub--
✔ 'site.disqus.shortname': ----
× 'site.collections.nr-qa.title': ---- : Nothing from collections is directly accessible.
✔ Do we get the Jekyll Environment data? Yes
✔ 'jekyll.environment': --production-- : should give "production" on GitHub Pages.
✔ 'jekyll.version': --3.7.3--
Do we get all the page variables for this Page? Nope.
✔ 'page.url': --/vscode/test.html--
✔ 'page.layout': --home-- : Default for this collection is "page" but set to "home" in front matter - should show "home"
✔ 'page.path': --vscode/test.html--
× 'page.date': --2018-01-02 14:20:00 +0000-- : Should be auto-set according to docs but apparently not.
Custom variables set in _config.yml or front matter? Only available to actual Pages and NOT TO COLLECTION DOCUMENTS!
× 'page.title': --A Page to test things-- : This is set in this page's front matter, it should be available!
× 'page.description': --GitHub pages use Jekyll but not all features are available. This page is for testing what works and what does not-- : This is set in this page's front matter, it should be available!
× 'page.comments': --false-- : Is set in this page as false but is, instead showing true which is the default
× 'page.borderColor2': --silver--: Is set in this page's front matter, it should be available!
Local assigned variables? Yes.
✔ 'borderColor': --silver-- : Is set in an assignment tag so is available.
Only available in collection documents
✔ 'page.id': ---- : Should be set for documents in a collection or a post.
✔ 'page.collection': ---- : Should be set for documents in a collection or a post.
Only available in actual pages (not a collection document)
✔ 'page.dir': --/vscode/--
✔ 'page.name': --test.html--
✔ Do we get the forloop variables?
Urm, nope!
Color filters? Nope, they don't work
× Should change #7ab55c to rgb(122, 181, 92)
× #7ab55c colour brightness (should be 153.21): #7ab55c
× Modify: Should modify green to orange
× Lighten: Should modify green to pale green
Money filters? Nope, they don't work
× 145 - should give '£145.00' or similar
× 145 - should give '145 GBP' or similar
Number filters? Some work, some don't
× 145 - 'at_most: 100' should give '100' from an input of 145
× 45 - 'at_least: 100' should give '100' from an input of 45
✔ 5 - 'ceil' should give 5 from an input of 4.6
✔ 34 - 'divided_by' should give 34 from an input of 345
String filters? Some work, some don't
✔ Capitalize me - 'capitalize' should give 'Capitalize me'
✔ Hello, . Goodbye, . - 'remove' should give 'Hello, . Goodbye, .'
✔ ell - 'slice' should give 'ell'
✔ Hello World - 'strip_html' should give 'Hello World'
× coming-soon - 'camelcase' should give 'ComingSoon'
× ShopifyIsAwesome! - 'sha1' should give 'c7322e3812d3da7bc621300ca1797517c34f63b6'
× 10 - 'pluralize' should give '10 items'
Utility filters? Some work, some don't
× - 'time_tag' should give a date/time string wrapped in html time tags
jsonify? See the dev console for the following:
<script> (function() { // Dump the page object to a JS variable - note we have to strip or escape the html var jk = {{ page | jsonify | strip_html }}; console.log(jk) })(); </script>
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