Following the Power Platform Developer Saturday event many of the attendees asked me to publish the templates used in my presentation.
You can find the content of my initial template with explanation on how to use and the outputs below:
LIQUID AT FIRST GLANCE
Tags ( {% %} ), Content ( {{ }} ), Filters ( upcase )
{% if user %} Hello, {{ user.fullname | upcase }}! {% else %} Hello world! {% endif %}
OUTPUT
VARIABLE DECLARATION
A variable can be initialized using either assign or capture. Capture facilitates initialization when declaring multi-line content, or when using special character content.
{% assign foo = "bar " %} {{ foo }} {% capture my_variable %} I am being captured. Please save me!!! {% endcapture %} {{ my_variable | newline_to_br}}
OUTPUT
bar
I am being captured.
Please save me!!!
Data Types
String
{% assign string_a = 'Hello World' %} {% assign string_b = "Double quotes can also be used" %} {{string_a}} {{string_b}}
OUTPUT
Hello World
Double quotes can also be used
NUMBER
Note that ‘integer‘, and ‘decimal’ filters are only available in Liquid .NET.
{% assign pi = 3.14159 %} {{ pi | floor }} <br/> {{ pi | integer }} <br/> {{ pi | decimal }} <br/> {{ pi | round:3 }}
OUTPUT
3
3
3.14159
3.142
DATE TIME
Date formatting strings used by the ‘date:’ filter uses .NET notation instead of the Liquid format.
{{ page.modifiedon | date: 'f' }} <br/> {{ now | date: 'MMMM dd, yyyy' }}
OUTPUT
Thursday, June 4, 2020 5:50 AM
June 08, 2020
ARRAY
{% assign speakers = 'Danish, Yash, Raz, Victor' | split: ',' %} {% for speaker in speakers %} {{ speaker }} <br/> {% endfor %}
OUTPUT
Danish
Yash
Raz
Victor
DICTIONARY
{% if request.params.size > 0 %} Request has {{ request.params.size }} params. {% endif %}
OUTPUT
Request has 93 params.
COMMENT TAG
{% comment %} This is a comment {% endcomment %}