Is it possible to use a variable in a value of a key-value declaration?

[nlisker]

This is part of the config file:

[params]

  # Hero section
  [params.hero]
   title = 'Version 11'

  # Documentation section
  [params.documentation]
    enable = true
    title = "Documentation"
    description = ""

    [[params.documentation.item]]
      title = "Release Notes"
      description = "Read about Version 11"

    [[params.documentation.item]]
      title = "Getting Started"
      description = "Get started with Version 11"

    [[params.documentation.item]]
      title = "Doc"
      description = "Documentation for Version 11"

If I change the version to 12, I don't want to go over each value and change it. What I want is to defined version = "12" (I guess under [params]) and then use this variable in all the values, like:

description = "Read about Version " + version

or something to this effect. Is something like this possible?

[TheElectronWill]

this is not possible in TOML, however you could add +version in your application's code

[nlisker]

Thanks, what do you mean by "add +version in your application's code"?

[TheElectronWill]

instead of writing "read about version 11" in the config you write "read about version" and you add the version number after reading the config

[drunkwcodes]

It can be achieved by adopting modern template engines.
There are lots of implementations and different syntax.

It should be agnostic to TOML IMHO.

[nlisker]

Got it, thanks.

[SubhramRanaRZP]

@drunkwcodes How can I do this. I have no knowledge on template engines. It will be helpful if you could provide some useful link

[drunkwcodes]

@SubhramRanaRZP jinja, mako, etc.