Address (address module)

Fill in your field name

Italic values are placeholders: replace them with your own machine names, or let the builder do it.

Raw entity

Open in builder

Reads the entity directly, before field formatters run.

Snippet 1
```
{{ node.field_name.address_line1 }}
```
Snippet 2
```
{{ node.field_name.address_line2 }}
```
Snippet 3
```
{{ node.field_name.postal_code }}
```
Snippet 4
```
{{ node.field_name.locality }}
```
Snippet 5
```
{{ node.field_name.country_code }}
```

Render array

Open in builder

Reads the content render array, after field formatters run.

Snippet 1

{{ content.field_name.0.address_line1['#value'] }}

Snippet 2

{{ content.field_name.0.address_line2['#value'] }}

Snippet 3

{{ content.field_name.0.postal_code['#value'] }}

Snippet 4

{{ content.field_name.0.locality['#value'] }}

Snippet 5

{{ content.field_name.0.country['#value'] }}

Helper module

Open in builder

Uses a contrib module’s Twig filter or function.

twig_field_value

{{ content.field_name|field_value.0.address_line1['#value'] }}

twig_field_value

{{ content.field_name|field_value.0.locality['#value'] }}

Gotcha

Render keys come from the default formatter and only exist for fields the country’s address format uses (country is always there). Their #value is already HTML-escaped, so an apostrophe or ampersand prints as an entity; the raw properties don’t have this problem.

Contrib modules used

Requires the twig_field_value module (drupal.org)

See helper modules for what each one provides.