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I can’t find anything in the Hugo docs about the matter, so I decided bring this up.
I know the Hugo has the built in grouping stuff, but sometimes this is not enough. Sometimes is necessary to group an array from a data file ("/data/somedatawithanarray.json"). It’s not nice have to iterate over an array to group it using the $.Scratch.
I believe a group command would by very straightforward. Something like:
$groups := group $somearray "someprop"
The expected result would by a dictionary containing a key and an array.
It could also be usefull to have a then by. The syntax could be something like:
$groupsofgroups := group $somearray "someprop" "anotherprop"
In this case, the expected result would by a dictionary containing a key and an array of dictionaries (groups).
Sorry if a similar feature already exists, but I couldn’t find it anywhere.