Liquid Templating
MeetBit uses Liquid Templating to allow dynamic customization of different features. This section is a brief guide outlining the basics of using Liquid Templating. For more in-depth knowledge, you can refer to the official Liquid documentation.
Liquid Templating is commonly used along with Github Markdown. In these cases, Liquid is applied first before Markdown processing takes place.
Basics
Liquid is primarily used to display dynamic information within a "template". Liquid code is denoted by text between double curly braces({{ }}
).
Depending on where the above code is used the {{ dynamic }}
text will change into whatever the actual value of dynamic
is.
Another form of Liquid code is a tag. These are denoted by text between single curly braces({ }
) and the percent(%
) symbol. These are primarily used for Controle Flows and Iteration.
Objects
Most information in MeetBit is nested within objects. For example, if you were to display an Event's title, you would have to access it within the Event object.
Information may also be nested within multiple levels. For example, in Notifications, your Workspace's logo_url
is accessible under branding
which is under tenant
.
Operators
Operators are used in Liquid to compare two values. The following table outlines the basic operators used in Liquid.
==
equals
!=
does not equals
>
greater than
<
less than
>=
greater than or equals to
<=
less than or equals to
or
logical or
and
logical and
Control Flow
Control flow allows you to have conditional sections on your template that may or may not show depending on some value.
The example above displays the name
value if the value exists and "there" if it doesn't.
Iteration
Liquid allows you to loop over a list of items and perform some actions on each item like displaying them.
The example above will loop over each attendee of the event and display their name.
Reference
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