The Repeater component allows you to repeat a group of components according to a list or dictionary.

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How it works

Repeater repeats its contents for every item of a given list or dictionary. It’s similar to a for each construct. Each iteration is rendered with a different context, a dictionary containing the key and value for the relevant item. By default, in the variables itemId and item.

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Food Selector example

Repeater example Given the state below, the contents of Repeater will be repeated 3 times. For the first iteration, itemId will equal Banana, and item will equal {"type": "fruit", "colour": "yellow"}. Components inside Repeater will be able to access this data using references such as @{itemId} and @{item.type}. 
wf.init_state({
    "articles": {
        "Banana": {
            "type": "fruit",
            "colour": "yellow"
        },
        "Lettuce": {
            "type": "vegetable",
            "colour": "green"
        },
        "Spinach": {
            "type": "vegetable",
            "colour": "green"
        }
    },
    "order_list": []
})

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Event context

When working with Repeater components, you can get the context data using the context argument in the event handler. Continuing with the Food Selector example above, the following handler can be linked to a Button —allowing users to add items to a list. 
# The event handler below adds the itemId
# of the relevant article to the order list
def handle_add_to_list(state, context):
    state["order_list"] += [context["itemId"]]
Binding directly to context isn’t possibleUse dynamic accessors when binding inside a Repeater. For example, articles[itemId].colour. This will bind to a different property of articles for every itemId.