#...
response:
from: template
template: Simula
delimiters:
# Do not use '<<' or '>>' as delimiters because they are
# also left and right shift operators, respectively.
# Also, do not use '{' as left delimiters because that is
# the beginning of a block in the Groovy scripting language.
#
# It can be very confusing to use mustache-style delimiters
# in JSON body payload...but, yes, it is possible.
#
# Configuring Python Jinja-like {% %} delimiters for scriptlets.
placeholder:
left: "{{"
right: "}}"
scriptlet:
left: "{%"
right: "%}"
status: 200
headers:
- "Content-Type: application/json; charset=UTF-8"
body: |+
{
"queryStringParms": {
"total": {{ QueryStringParms.count() }},
"postalCode": "{{ QueryStringParms['postalCode'][0] }}",
"isDebug": {% if ( {{ QueryStringParms.contain('debug') }} != null ) { %}true{% } else { %}false{% } %}
}
}
Template Delimiters Configuration
Overview
The default delimiters for placeholders and scriptlets in a Simula Template are as follow:
-
${
and}
denote the beginning and end of a placeholder. -
<%
and%>
enclose scriptlets.
These delimiters can be changed for a simlet as explained in the next section.
Changing the Delimiters
Here is how to change the default delimiters for placeholders and scriptlets in a Simula template - by using the "delimiters" field:
Change either one of the default delimiters for placeholders and scriptlets, or both. Change only the left or only the right delimiter, or both…
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