Using the pluralize filter

In Sendwithus you can use the pluralize filter to change the suffix of a word. Like Django’s pluralize filter it returns a plural suffix if the first argument is an integer greater than 1 or a sequence with more than 1 item. If a plural suffix isn’t specified pluralize defaults to ’s’.

pluralize(int) pluralize(int, plural) pluralize(int, singular, plural)

pluralize(seq) pluralize(seq, plural) pluralize(seq, singular, plural)

A Simple Example

Data

{
    "dog_count": 4
}

Template

I have {{ dog_count }} dog{{ dog_count|pluralize }}.

Rendered

I have 4 dogs.

A More Complicated Example

Data

{
    "heroes": [
        "Batman",
        "Superman",
        "Wonder Woman",
        "B'wana Beast"
    ]
}

Template

There {{ heroes|pluralize('is', 'are') }} {{ heroes|count }} super hero{{ heroes|pluralize('es') }}.

Rendered

There are 4 super heroes.