case ​

Creates a switch statement that will cause a specific portion of code to run when the evaluated case matches the expected value. case are usually recommended due to how easier to read they are especially when when dealing with nested if statements.

This statement is a two parter:

• case: To initialize the switch statement.
• when: To match a condition.

{% case variable %}
  {% when first_value %}
    first_block
  {% when second_value %}
    second_block
  {% else %}
    third_block
{% endcase %}

• variable: The variable we want to base our statement upon.
• first_value | second_value: Certain values we want to match.
• first_block: Rendered expression when first_value matches the value of variable.
• second_block: Rendered expression when second_value matches the value of variable.
• third_block: Rendered expression where no previous conditions were met.

Example

{
  "product": {
    "slug": "youcan"
  }
}

{% case product.slug %}
  {% when 'product-1' %}
    This is product one
  {% when 'youcan' %}
    This is YouCan
  {% else %}
    This is an unknown product
{% endcase %}