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No, you cannot output the part of original Json file. It's already a
variable before passed into liquidjs.
However, there's a Json filter you can use to format the variable.
https://liquidjs.com/filters/json.html
```
Welcome to {{profile | json}} !
```
Please note the original formatting will be lost.
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Hello, I have a question regarding the usage of a engine.render().
I have a code like this, which prints an output by using an origin JSON file and a LiquidJS template.
I want the result of this rendering to look like below:
That is, I want to print the 'object' inside an origin JSON file, not a variable.
However, what I see right now with the above code is like this:
Is there any way I can match an object inside the origin JSON file by using LiquidJS template?
Thank You for your support!
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