Liquid Template Component

Transform data using a provided Liquid Template

Component key: liquid-template

Description#

The LiquidJS Templating Engine is a simple, expressive and safe templating system. This component takes a template and data as inputs, and outputs a rendered document formatted by the template and populated with the data provided.

For example, suppose you have data that looks like this:

{  "completed_tasks": ["Groceries", "Laundry", "Exercise"],  "incomplete_tasks_count": 5}

And suppose you have a template that looks like this:

{{ completed_tasks | size }} tasks were completed today, which include:{%- for completed_task in completed_tasks -%} - {{ completed_task }}{%- endfor -%}
There are {{ incomplete_tasks_count }} yet to complete.

Passing in that data into that template, your result would read:

3 tasks were completed today, which include: - Groceries - Laundry - Exercise
There are 5 yet to complete.

Actions#

Render Template#

Receives provided json data and transforms it into a new format using a Liquid Template | key: transform

Input Notes Example

Input	Notes	Example
Input Data code / Required	Notes This JSON payload will be fed into the liquid template.	Example `{ "completedTasks": [ "Groceries", "Laundry", "Exercise" ], "incompleteTasksCount": 5}`
Input Liquid Template code / Required	Notes The Liquid Template that will be used to transform the provided data.	Example `{{ completed_tasks \| size }} tasks were completed today, which include:{%- for completed_task in completed_tasks -%} - {{ completed_task }}{%- endfor -%} There are {{ incomplete_tasks_count }} yet to complete.`

Input

Data

code

/ Required

Notes

This JSON payload will be fed into the liquid template.

Example

{  "completedTasks": [    "Groceries",    "Laundry",    "Exercise"  ],  "incompleteTasksCount": 5}

Input

Liquid Template

code

/ Required

Notes

The Liquid Template that will be used to transform the provided data.

Example

{{ completed_tasks | size }} tasks were completed today, which include:{%- for completed_task in completed_tasks -%}  - {{ completed_task }}{%- endfor -%}
There are {{ incomplete_tasks_count }} yet to complete.

Output Example Payload#

{  "data": "3 tasks were completed today.\n There are 5 yet to complete."}