How do I get the count of a repeating object in a custom module?

[SD_dev]

Hello,

Feels like such a simple thing to calculate, but I'm struggling to find a solution.

I have created a custom module, it holds different logos. I'm using the "for item in" loop  to display the logos in a grid.

When the number of logos present is > 4 I want to output a different layout and structure, with slider controls etc. So I would like to calculate the count of items and use this in an IF/ELSE structure for this logic.

I tried using .count on the repeater object "module.logo" to get the number of logos to make the logic work, like so:

module.logo.count()

I also tried:

module.logo.count('item')

But this returns 0 no matter how many logos have been added

Is there a simple way to get the count of repeater items in the module?

Or do I have to loop through them and add 1 to a variable to get a custom variable with the count in it?

I know I could add .count logic within the for loop but my code would be a lot cleaner if I could calculate this outside of the loop first.

[JBeatty · Accepted solution]

Hi @SD_dev,

If I am understanding how you have set up your HUBL project, you should be able to use the filter length for this.

module.logo|length

This should output the length of "module.logo".

[Javierismo]

that simple haha, never cross my mind, thanks!

[SD_dev]

Aha! So simple. Thank you, much appreciated!