Renderer reference

String

If the variable contains text, you can apply different formatting options:

Break into multiple lines If no delimiter is specified the text will be wrapped whenever a newline character occurs. Using the character sequence space as delimiter will replace newlines with spaces.	`wrap`	Characters
UPPERCASE Prints the contents of a variable in uppercase letters	`uppercase`	`true` `false`
lowercase Prints the contents of a variable in lowercase letters	`lowercase`	`true` `false`
Titlecase Prints the first letter in uppercase (e.g. first will become First)	`titlecase`	`true` `false`
CamelCase Prints the contents of a variable in camelcase (e.g. FIRST_LAST will become FirstLast)	`camelcase`	`true` `false`
Maximum length Cuts off the contents of a variable after the specified number of characters	`max`	`0` - `99999` (Number)
Ellipsis Prints the specified character sequence if the text has been cut off. Only makes sense in conjunction with the `max` option	`ellipsis`	Characters
Prepend characters Prepends the given characters, but only if the variable is set	`pre`	Characters
Append characters Appends the given characters, but only if the variable is set	`post`	Characters
Insert linebreak Adds a newline before or after the text, but only if the variable is set	`break`	`after before`
Encode Encode the value if you want to use it in an URL or an other context that requires encoding	`encode`	`url csv html xml javascript json`
Decode If you are dealing with an encoded value you can decode it by picking the correct encoding	`decode`	`url csv html xml javascript json`
From Use this option if you want to print a substring starting from the given character index. Use negative to get the index starting from the end of the string.	`from`	`-999` - `999` (Number)
From first Creates a substring starting from the first appearance of the given character(s)	`fromFirst`	Characters
From after first Creates a substring starting after the first appearance of the given character(s)	`fromAfterFirst`	Characters
From last Creates a substring starting from the last appearance of the given character(s)	`fromLast`	Characters
From after last Creates a substring starting after the last appearance of the given character(s)	`fromAfterLast`	Characters
To Use this option if you want to print a substring up to the given character index. Use negative to get the index starting from the end of the string.	`to`	`-999` - `999` (Number)
To first Creates a substring ending before the first appearance of the given character(s)	`toFirst`	Characters
To after first Creates a substring ending after the first appearance of the given character(s)	`toAfterFirst`	Characters
To last Creates a substring ending before the last appearance of the given character(s)	`toLast`	Characters
To after last Creates a substring ending after the last appearance of the given character(s)	`toAfterLast`	Characters
Equals Returns `true` if given string is equal to the parameter value, otherwise `false`	`equals`	Characters
Starts with Returns `true` if given string starts with the parameter value, otherwise `false`	`startsWith`	Characters
Ends with Returns `true` if given string ends with the parameter value, otherwise `false`	`endsWith`	Characters
Contains Returns `true` if given string contains the parameter value, otherwise `false`	`contains`	Characters
Replace Replaces the given character sequence with the value from the `with` parameter	`replace`	Characters
With Replaces the character sequence from the `replace` parameter with this value	`with`	Characters

Examples

Usages of the string renderer to format the variable fullName with value Daniel

Usage	Output
`${fullName;string(uppercase)}`	`DANIEL`
`${fullName;string(lowercase)}`	`daniel`

Usages of the string renderer to format the variable description with value Note: This is a description that may contain a very long text

Usage	Output
`${description;string(max=20)}`	`Note: This is a descriptio`
`${description;string(max=20;ellipsis)}`	`Note: This is a descriptio...`
`${description;string(from=1;to=8)}`	`ote: Thi`
`${description;string(from=-4)}`	`text`
`${description;string(fromFirstAfter= ;toFirstBefore= descr)}`	`This is a`

Boolean

If the variable contains a boolean value (true or false), you can render it using symbols like checkboxes

Symbol

Select the symbol to be used to display if the given value is true or false

symbol

mark checkbox yes/no face male female heart flag circle star

True text

Specify the text to be printed if the give value is true

true

Characters

False text

Specify the text to be printed if the give value is false

false

Characters

Examples

Usages of the boolean renderer to format the variable tosAccepted with value true

Usage	Output
`${tosAccepted;boolean(symbol=yes/no)}`	`Yes`
`${tosAccepted;boolean(true=Accepted;false=Declined)}`	`Accepted`
`${tosAccepted;boolean(symbol=mark)}`	`✔`

Usages of the boolean renderer to format the variable male with value false

Usage	Output
`${male;boolean(true=Mr.;false=Mrs.)}`	`Mrs.`
`${tosAccepted;boolean(symbol=male)}`	`♀`

Number

If the variable contains a number, you can parse and format it using locale specific patterns:

Output pattern Specifies the output number format. Use `integer`, `percent` or a custom pattern	`op`	Characters
Output locale Specifies the output language and region	`ol` `oc`	Specify language as two lowercase letters (e.g. `de` or `en`) and country as two uppercase letters (eg. `FR` or `US`)
Input pattern Specifies the input number format. Use `integer`, `percent` or a custom pattern	`ip`	Characters
Input locale Specifies the input language and region	`il` `ic`	Specify language as two lowercase letters (e.g. `de` or `en`) and country as two uppercase letters (eg. `FR` or `US`)
Add Add parameter value to the given number	`add`	(Number)
Subtract Subtract parameter value from the given number	`sub`	(Number)
Multiply Multiply given number by the parameter value	`mul`	(Number)
Divide Divide given number by the parameter value	`div`	(Number)
Equals Returns `true` if given number is equal to the parameter value, otherwise `false`	`equals`	(Number)
Greater than Returns `true` if given number is greater than the parameter value, otherwise `false`	`gt`	(Number)
Greater than or equals Returns `true` if given number is greater than or equals the parameter value, otherwise `false`	`gte`	(Number)
Less than Returns `true` if given number is less than the parameter value, otherwise `false`	`lt`	(Number)
Less than or equal Returns `true` if given number is less than or equals the parameter value, otherwise `false`	`lte`	(Number)

Examples

Usages of the number renderer to format the variable result with value 1234567890.12345

Usage	Output
`${result;number(ol=en)}}`	`1,234,567,890.123`
`${result;number(ol=fr)}`	`1 234 567 890,123`
`${result;number(op=#.00;ol=de)}`	`1234567890,12`

Usages of the number renderer to format the variable value with value 10

Usage	Output
`${value;number(sub=7)}`	`3`
`${value;number(mul=10;add=5)}`	`105`
`${value;number(gt=5)}`	`true`
`${value;number(mul=5;lt=40)}`	`false`

Currency

If the variable contains a number, you can parse and format it as a currency:

Output pattern Specifies the output currency code. Use `USD`, `EUR` or any other valid currency code	`op`	Characters
Output locale Specifies the output language and region	`ol` `oc`	Specify language as two lowercase letters (e.g. `de` or `en`) and country as two uppercase letters (eg. `FR` or `US`)
Input pattern Specifies the pattern to convert a given string into a number. The pattern is locale sensitive and will parse the given string using the input language and country if they are available	`ip`	Characters
Input locale Specifies the input language and region	`il` `ic`	Specify language as two lowercase letters (e.g. `de` or `en`) and country as two uppercase letters (eg. `FR` or `US`)
Add Add parameter value to the given number	`add`	(Number)
Subtract Subtract parameter value from the given number	`sub`	(Number)
Multiply Multiply given number by the parameter value	`mul`	(Number)
Divide Divide given number by the parameter value	`div`	(Number)
Equals Returns `true` if given number is equal to the parameter value, otherwise `false`	`equals`	(Number)
Greater than Returns `true` if given number is greater than the parameter value, otherwise `false`	`gt`	(Number)
Greater than or equals Returns `true` if given number is greater than or equals the parameter value, otherwise `false`	`gte`	(Number)
Less than Returns `true` if given number is less than the parameter value, otherwise `false`	`lt`	(Number)
Less than or equal Returns `true` if given number is less than or equals the parameter value, otherwise `false`	`lte`	(Number)

Examples

Usages of the currency renderer to format the variable amount with value 1234567890.12345

Usage	Output
`${amount;currency(ol=de;oc=DE;op=EUR)}`	`1.234.567.890,12 €`
`${amount;currency(ol=de;oc=CH;op=EUR)}`	`EUR 1'234'567'890.12`
`${amount;currency(ol=en;oc=US;op=USD)}`	`1.234.567.890,12 USD`

Date

If the variable contains a date, you can parse and format it using locale specific patterns:

Output pattern Specifies the output date format. Use `short`, `medium`, `long`, `full` or a custom pattern	`op`	Characters
Output locale Specifies the output language and region	`ol` `oc`	Specify language as two lowercase letters (e.g. `de` or `en`) and country as two uppercase letters (eg. `FR` or `US`)
Output timezone Specifies the output timezone	`otz`	Specifies the output timezone, either an abbreviation such as `PST`, a full name such as `America/Los_Angeles`, or a custom ID such as `GMT-8:00`
Input pattern Specifies the input date format. Use `short`, `medium`, `long`, `full` or a custom pattern	`ip`	Characters
Input locale Specifies the input language and region	`il` `ic`	Specify language as two lowercase letters (e.g. `de` or `en`) and country as two uppercase letters (eg. `FR` or `US`)
Input timezone Specifies the input timezone	`itz`	Specifies the output timezone, either an abbreviation such as `PST`, a full name such as `America/Los_Angeles`, or a custom ID such as `GMT-8:00`
Add days Specify the number of days to be added to or substracted from the given date	`addDay`	`1` - `365` (Number)
Add weeks Specify the number of weeks to be added to or substracted from the given date	`addWeek`	`1` - `56` (Number)
Add months Specify the number of months to be added to or substracted from the given date	`addMonth`	`1` - `12` (Number)
Add years Specify the number of years to be added to or substracted from the given date	`addYear`	`1` - `999` (Number)
Set day Sets the day to the given day in month	`day`	`1` - `31` (Number)
Set month Sets the month of the date	`month`	`1` - `12` (Number)
Set year Sets the year of the date	`year`	`-9999` - `9999` (Number)
Equals Returns `true` if given date is equal to the parameter value, otherwise `false`	`equals`	Date
Before Returns `true` if given date is before to the parameter value, otherwise `false`	`before`	Date
After Returns `true` if given date is after to the parameter value, otherwise `false`	`after`	Date

Examples

Usages of the date renderer to format the variable appointment with value 2016/04/16

Usage	Output
`${appointment;date(op=short)}`	`4/16/16`
`${appointment;date(op=long;ol=fr)}`	`16 avril 2016`
`${appointment;date(op=long;ol=en)}`	`April 16, 2016`
`${appointment;date(op=MMMM;ol=it)}`	`aprile`
`${appointment;date(op=yyyy/MM/dd)}`	`2016/04/16`

Time

If the variable contains a timestamp, you can parse and format it as a time using locale specific patterns:

Output pattern Specifies the output date format. Use `short`, `medium`, `long`, `full` or a custom pattern	`op`	Characters
Output locale Specifies the output language and region	`ol` `oc`	Specify language as two lowercase letters (e.g. `de` or `en`) and country as two uppercase letters (eg. `FR` or `US`)
Output timezone Specifies the output timezone	`otz`	Specifies the output timezone, either an abbreviation such as `PST`, a full name such as `America/Los_Angeles`, or a custom ID such as `GMT-8:00`
Input pattern Specifies the input date format. Use `short`, `medium`, `long`, `full` or a custom pattern	`ip`	Characters
Input locale Specifies the input language and region	`il` `ic`	Specify language as two lowercase letters (e.g. `de` or `en`) and country as two uppercase letters (eg. `FR` or `US`)
Input timezone Specifies the input timezone	`itz`	Specifies the output timezone, either an abbreviation such as `PST`, a full name such as `America/Los_Angeles`, or a custom ID such as `GMT-8:00`
Add minutes Specify the number of minutes to be added to or substracted from the given time	`addMinute`	`1` - `9999` (Number)
Add hours Specify the number of hours to be added to or substracted from the given time	`addHour`	`1` - `9999` (Number)
Equals Returns `true` if given time is equal to the parameter value, otherwise `false`	`equals`	Characters
Before Returns `true` if given time is before to the parameter value, otherwise `false`	`before`	Characters
After Returns `true` if given time is after to the parameter value, otherwise `false`	`after`	Characters

Examples

Usages of the time renderer to format the variable now with value 2:23:12 PM

Usage	Output
`${now;time(op=short)}`	`2:23 PM`
`${now;time(op=medium)}`	`2:23:12 PM`
`${now;time(op=full;ol=fr)}`	`14 h 23 UTC`
`${now;time(op=hh:mm:ss)}`	`02:23:12`

Date and time

If the variable contains a timestamp, you can parse and format it as date and time using locale specific patterns:

Output pattern Specifies the output date format. Use `short`, `medium`, `long`, `full` or a custom pattern	`op`	Characters
Output locale Specifies the output language and region	`ol` `oc`	Specify language as two lowercase letters (e.g. `de` or `en`) and country as two uppercase letters (eg. `FR` or `US`)
Output timezone Specifies the output timezone	`otz`	Specifies the output timezone, either an abbreviation such as `PST`, a full name such as `America/Los_Angeles`, or a custom ID such as `GMT-8:00`
Input pattern Specifies the input date format. Use `short`, `medium`, `long`, `full` or a custom pattern	`ip`	Characters
Input locale Specifies the input language and region	`il` `ic`	Specify language as two lowercase letters (e.g. `de` or `en`) and country as two uppercase letters (eg. `FR` or `US`)
Input timezone Specifies the input timezone	`itz`	Specifies the output timezone, either an abbreviation such as `PST`, a full name such as `America/Los_Angeles`, or a custom ID such as `GMT-8:00`
Add minutes Specify the number of minutes to be added to or substracted from the given time	`addMinute`	`1` - `9999` (Number)
Add hours Specify the number of hours to be added to or substracted from the given time	`addHour`	`1` - `9999` (Number)
Add days Specify the number of days to be added to or substracted from the given date	`addDay`	`1` - `365` (Number)
Add weeks Specify the number of weeks to be added to or substracted from the given date	`addWeek`	`1` - `56` (Number)
Add months Specify the number of months to be added to or substracted from the given date	`addMonth`	`1` - `12` (Number)
Add years Specify the number of years to be added to or substracted from the given date	`addYear`	`1` - `999` (Number)
Equals Returns `true` if given date and time is equal to the parameter value, otherwise `false`	`equals`	Characters
Before Returns `true` if given date and time is before to the parameter value, otherwise `false`	`before`	Characters
After Returns `true` if given date and time is after to the parameter value, otherwise `false`	`after`	Characters

Examples

Usages of the datetime renderer to format the variable now with value 4/16/13 2:26:48 PM

Usage	Output
`${now;datetime(op=short)}`	`4/16/13 2:26 PM`
`${now;datetime(op=medium)}`	`2:23:12 PM`
`${now;datetime(op=long)}`	`April 16, 2014 2:26:48 PM UTC`
`${now;datetime(op=full;ol=en)}`	`Tuesday, April 16, 2014 2:26:48 PM UTC`
`${now;datetime(op=yyyy, MMM dd. hh:mm:ss)}`	`2014, Apr 16. 02:28:13`

Locale

If the variable contains a locale, country or language, you can parse and format it using locale specific patterns:

Output pattern Specifies which parts of the locale to be rendered and in which format	`op`	`locale country countryCode language languageCode`
Output locale Specifies the output language and region	`ol` `oc`	Specify language as two lowercase letters (e.g. `de` or `en`) and country as two uppercase letters (eg. `FR` or `US`)
Input pattern Specifies how to parse the given variable content	`ip`	`locale country countryCode language languageCode`
Input locale Specifies the input language and region	`il` `ic`	Specify language as two lowercase letters (e.g. `de` or `en`) and country as two uppercase letters (eg. `FR` or `US`)

Examples

Usages of the locale renderer to format the variable lang with value en-US

Usage	Output
`${lang;locale}`	`English (United States)`
`${lang;locale(op=language)}`	`English`
`${lang;locale(op=country)}`	`United States`
`${lang;locale(ol=fr)}`	`anglais (Etats-Unis)`
`${lang;locale(op=language;ol=fr)}`	`anglais`
`${lang;locale(op=country;ol=de;oc=DE)}`	`Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika`
`${lang;locale(op=country;ol=fr;oc=FR)}`	`Etats-Unis`

Usages of the locale renderer to format the variable country with value France

Usage	Output
`${country;locale(ip=country;il=en;op=country;ol=de}`	`Frankreich`
`${country;locale(ip=country;il=en;op=countryCode}`	`FR`

Link

If the variable contains a URL, you can render it as a clickable link:

Displayed text Specifies the text that will be displayed in the generated document instead of the URL. If not set, the URL will be displayed as text	`text`	Characters
Target frame When rendering HTML output you can specify the target frame of the link. Use `_blank`, `_self` or target frame name	`target`	Characters
Link color Specify the link color when rendering HTML output	`color`
Text decoration Specify the text decoration when rendering HTML output	`text-decoration`	`none underline`

Email

If the variable contains an email address, you can render it as a clickable link:

Displayed text Specifies the text that will be displayed in the generated document. If not set, the email will be displayed as text	`text`	Characters
Subject Enter the subject if you want to prepopulate the subject field	`subject`	Characters
Body Enter the body if you want to prepopulate the body field	`body`	Characters
Link color Specify the link color when rendering HTML output	`color`
Text decoration Specify the text decoration when rendering HTML output	`text-decoration`	`none underline`

Image

If the variable contains a URL pointing to an image, you can render it as an image

Width Specifies the width of the image in cm, pt etc.	`width`	Characters
Height Specifies the height of the image in cm, pt etc.	`height`	Characters
Aspect ratio Use this option to maintain the aspect ratio of the original image	`aspect-ratio`	`ignore maintain`
Resize Resizes the image to reduce the resulting document size	`resize`	Characters
Border radius When generating HTML output, this option allows you to generate rounded borders	`border-radius`	Characters
Color mode When generating PDF document this option converts the image to a greyscale, monochromatic or watermark image	`color-mode`	`standard greyscale mono watermark`
Mirror image When generating PDF document this option mirrors the image vertically, horizontally along both axis	`mirror`	`none horizontal vertical horizontal vertical`
Luminance When generating PDF document this option adjusts the luminance of image	`luminance`	`0` - `100` (Percent)
Contrast When generating PDF document this option adjusts the contrast of image	`contrast`	`0` - `100` (Percent)
Image opacity 0% = image is totally transparent, 100% image is opaque	`image-opacity`	`0` - `100` (Percent)
Gamma correction When generating PDF document this option applies gamma correction to the image	`gamma`	`0` - `100` (Percent)
Red channel When generating PDF document this option adjusts the red channel	`red`	`0` - `100` (Percent)
Blue channel When generating PDF document this option adjusts the blue channel	`blue`	`0` - `100` (Percent)
Green channel When generating PDF document this option adjusts the green channel	`green`	`0` - `100` (Percent)

Map

If the variable contains a postal address, you can render it as a map

Map type Select the type of map that will be rendered	`maptype`	`roadmap satellite hybrid terrain`
Zoom level Specified the zoom level. 0 will show the whole planet, 21 is the highest zoom level	`zoom`
Resolution Specifies the resolution of the generated image in px	`res`	Characters
Marker Add a marker to the map with additional options (color: \|label: \|size: )	`markers`	Characters
Width Specifies the width of the image in cm, pt etc.	`width`	Characters
Height Specifies the height of the image in cm, pt etc.	`height`	Characters
Aspect ratio Use this option to maintain the aspect ratio of the original map	`aspect-ratio`	`ignore maintain`
Resize Resizes the image to reduce the resulting document size	`resize`	Characters
Border radius When generating HTML output, this option allows you to generate rounded borders	`border-radius`	Characters
Color mode When generating PDF document this option converts the image to a greyscale, monochromatic or watermark image	`color-mode`	`standard greyscale mono watermark`
Mirror image When generating PDF document this option mirrors the image vertically, horizontally along both axis	`mirror`	`none horizontal vertical horizontal vertical`
Luminance When generating PDF document this option adjusts the luminance of image	`luminance`	`0` - `100` (Percent)
Contrast When generating PDF document this option adjusts the contrast of image	`contrast`	`0` - `100` (Percent)
Image opacity 0% = image is totally transparent, 100% image is opaque	`image-opacity`	`0` - `100` (Percent)
Gamma correction When generating PDF document this option applies gamma correction to the image	`gamma`	`0` - `100` (Percent)
Red channel When generating PDF document this option adjusts the red channel	`red`	`0` - `100` (Percent)
Blue channel When generating PDF document this option adjusts the blue channel	`blue`	`0` - `100` (Percent)
Green channel When generating PDF document this option adjusts the green channel	`green`	`0` - `100` (Percent)

Form

If the variable contains a form definition, you can render it as a form

Action URL Enter a fixed URL or a variable prefixed with a dollar sign (without curly braces)	`action`	Characters
Legend Enter an optional header for your form	`legend`	Characters
Method Select the desired method to send your form data	`method`	`POST GET`
Buttons Add text for submit buttons, separated by comma. First button will be blue, UPPERCASE buttons will be red, others default. The selected button will be available in the `button` variable	`buttons`	Characters
Layout Horizontal will put the labels on the left of the input fields, vertcial will put them on top	`layout`	`horizontal vertical`
Font family Specify the desired font to be used when rendering the form	`font-family`	Characters

Object

If the variable contains an object, you can render it as JSON or XML

Input Format

Select if your object comes in XML, JSON format or as an Object

if

object json xml

Path

Query data in the parsed object using JSON Path syntax

path

Characters

Output Format

Specify if you want to render your object in XML, JSON or plain string format.

of

json xml string

Binary

If the variable contains binary content like generated documents etc. you can render it as a string, base64 or as a hashcode

Input Format Specify if your binary content comes as bytes, string or base64 encoded	`if`	`bytes string base64`
Input Character Set If your content comes as a string you can specify the character set	`ic`	Characters
Output Format Specify if you want to render your binary content as String, Base64 or as a Hashcode	`of`	`string base64 hash`
Output Character Set Specify the character set if you want to render your binary content as a string	`oc`	Characters

If you are rendering HTML output and the variable contains an URL you can render share buttons for social networks

Platform Select the social network to share the URL	`platform`	`google+ facebook twitter linkedin`
URL By default the URL will be takes from the variable to be rendered. If you want to share a different URL, you can pass it as url parameter.	`url`	Characters
Title You can specify the title of the post	`title`	Characters
Target Specify the target frame for your link	`target`	Characters
Hashtag If you create a share button for Twitter you can specify the hashtag	`hashtag`	Characters
Width The width of the generated image	`width`	Characters
Padding The padding of the generated image	`padding`	Characters

HTML

If the variable contains HTML code, you modify or extract values from it

Fragment Add this option if your variable only contains an HTML snippet	`fragment`	`true` `false`
Inline Styles Add this option if you want to inline the styles	`inlineStyles`	`true` `false`
Remove Styles Add this option if you want to remove the styles defined in your HTML page	`removeStyle`	`true` `false`
Select Select elements by entering a CSS like selector syntax. Separate by comma if you want to select multiple elements	`select`	Characters
Retrieve Sepcify the format for the retrieved result. Separate by comma if you are selecting multiple elements	`retrieve`	`text outerHtml html id tagName`
Remove attributes Specify the attributes to be removed from the selected elements	`removeAttr`	Characters
Remove tags Specify the tags to be removed from the selected elements	`removeTag`	Characters
Convert If your HTML comes from a Google Doc you can convert it into a different format	`convert`	`bootstrap3`

Color

If the variable contains color value, you can manipulate the color in many ways

Saturation Set the saturations of the color	`saturation`	`0` - `100` (Percent)
Adjust saturation Increase or decrease the saturations of the color	`addSaturation`	`-100` - `100` (Number)
Lightness Sets the lightness of the color	`lightness`	`0` - `100` (Percent)
Adjust lightness Increase or decrease the lightness of the color	`addLightness`	`-100` - `100` (Number)
Hue Sets the hue of the color	`hue`	`0` - `360` (Number)
Adjust hue Increase or decrease the hue of the color	`addHue`	`0` - `360` (Number)
Palette Derive a color from the given color (e.g. the complementary color)	`palette`	`complement light lighter darker dark text`
Output Format Specify if you want to render the color in RGB or RGBA format.	`of`	`rgb rgba`

Examples

Usages of the color renderer to format the variable brandColor with value #dc0021

Usage	Output
`${brandColor;color(palette=dark)}`	`#6E0010`
`${brandColor;color(palette=text)}`	`#FFFFFF`

Learn more

The following guides will cover the aspects of the templating language.

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