Lists

after: Return the first element after another element in a list. For example:
before: Return the first element before another element in a list. For example:
chunk: See also
exclude: See also
filter: See also
first: See also
flatten_value: Flatten a list to a comma separated string.
group_by: Groups items of a list by a property.
index_of: See also
is_list: Test if a value is a list:
join: See also
last: See also
length: Returns the length of the value.
make_list: Forces the value to a list.
member: Finds a value in a list.
nthtail: See also
random: See also
randomize: See also
range: Generate a list of integers, with an optional step.
reversed: Reverse a list.
slice: Perform array-slice operations on a list or string.
sort: The sort filter takes a list of items to sort. Items can be an ordinary list of terms, property lists, or maps. It can also be a list of resource ids to be…
split: See also
split_in: See also
tail: See also
vsplit_in: See also
without: Remove the items given in the argument from the filter value.