sort is a Jinja filter that can be used to:

• sort a dictionary (this article)
• sort a list

Take for example the following.

{% set dict={"foo": "hello", "bar": "world"} %}

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Original Dictionary: 
{{ dict }}

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Unsorted Dictionary:
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{% for key, value in dict.items() %}
key = {{ key }}
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value = {{ value }}
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{% endfor %}

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Sorted Dictionary:
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{% for key, value in dict.items() | sort %}
key = {{ key }}
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value = {{ value }}
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{% endfor %}

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Sorted Dictionary in Reverse Order:
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{% for key, value in dict.items() | sort(reverse=true) %}
key = {{ key }}
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value = {{ value }}
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{% endfor %}

Something like this should be returned. Notice that with the unsorted dictionary, the "foo" key precedes the "bar" not, thus not sorted alphabetically. With the sorted dictionary, the "bar" key precedes the "foo" key, thus the output is sorted alphabetically.

Original Dictionary: {'foo': 'hello', 'bar': 'world'}

Unsorted Dictionary:
key = foo
value = hello
key = bar
value = world


Sorted Dictionary:
key = bar
value = world
key = foo
value = hello

Sorted Dictionary in Reverse Order:
key = foo
value = hello
key = bar
value = world

And here is another example that uses attribute to sort a list that contains key/value pairs.

{% set my_list = [{'fruit': 'orange', 'veggy': 'pepper'}, {'veggy': 'tomato', 'fruit': 'apple'}] %}

Original my_list: 
{{ my_list }}
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Unsorted:
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{% for dict in my_list %}
   {% for key, value in dict.items() %}
      {% if key == "fruit" %}
      value = {{ value }}
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      {% endif %}
   {% endfor %}
{% endfor %}

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Sorted:
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{% for dict in my_list | sort(attribute="fruit") %}
   {% for key, value in dict.items() %}
      {% if key == "fruit" %}
      value = {{ value }}
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      {% endif %}
   {% endfor %}
{% endfor %}

Something like this should be returned. Looping through my_list, the output is sorted based on the value of the "fruit" key in each dictionary.

Original my_list: [{'fruit': 'orange', 'veggy': 'pepper'}, {'veggy': 'tomato', 'fruit': 'apple'}]

Unsorted:
value = orange
value = apple

Sorted:
value = apple
value = orange

In this example, my_list will be sorted on the "fruit" key in reverse order.

{% for dict in my_list | sort(attribute="fruit", reverse=true) %}

You can chain together multiple sorts.

{% for dict in my_list | sort(attribute="fruit") | sort(attribute="veggy") %}