Liquid Filters

Filters are a means of formatting or performing operations on your object data. They are included in an output tag  {{ }}  and begin with a pipe character |. Filters can be used in combination, reading from left to right, to perform multiple actions on an object.

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default

Specifies some optional default value to be inserted when computed Liquid results in a nil value or an empty string "".

Input

Hey {{ subscriber.first_name | default: "there" }}!

Output

<!-- If subscriber.first_name is nil -->
Hey there!

<!-- If subscriber.first_name is "Bob" -->
Hey Bob!

downcase

Converts the object contents to lower case.

Input

{{ 'Bob' | downcase }}

Output

bob

upcase

Converts the object contents to upper case.

Input

{{ 'bob' | upcase }}

Output

BOB

capitalize

Capitalizes the first letter of the first word in a string.

Input

{{ 'a string of text' | capitalize }}

Output

A string of text

split

Divides a string into an array using the argument as a separator. 

Input 

{{ subscriber.full_name | split: ' ' | first }}

{{ subscriber.full_name | split: ' ' | last }}

Output

<!-- If subscriber.full_name is John Doe -->
John 

<!-- If subscriber.full_name is John Doe -->
Doe

timestamp

Converts date and time to UNIX time (the number of seconds since 1970) in order to do calculations.

Input

{{ subscriber.signup_date | timestamp }}

Output

1492708640

date

Used with the {{ now }} object to specify the date and time format to be displayed. 

Input

{{ now | date: "%a, %B %d, %Y at %I:%M %p" }}

Output

Thu, April 20, 2017 at 07:15 PM

in_time_zone

Converts a non-UNIX time to the specific time zone. Click here to see examples of common time zone strings, or click here to view the full database of worldwide time zones.

Input

{{ now | in_time_zone: "America/Los_Angeles" }}

Output

2017-04-20 12:15:34 -0700

advance_date_to_next

Advances a date to a specific day in the next 7 days.

Input

<!-- subscriber.created_at = 2017-04-20 20:48:12 +0000-->
{{ subscriber.created_at | advance_date_to_next: "Friday" }}

Output

2017-04-21 20:48:12 +0000

at_midnight

Resets the time to midnight for a specific day.

Input

{{ now | at_midnight }}

Output

2017-04-21 00:00:00 +0000

strip_commas

Removes commas from any string. Useful in situations when you might be unable to control the string used to create a tag (tags should not contain a comma, since several places in Drip store tags as comma-delimited lists). Examples include creating a tag by using a property of a custom event or from an integration that pushes purchase information into Drip.

Input

{{ "this is, my string" | strip_commas }}

Output

this is my string

plus

Adds a value to a number.

Input

<!-- subscriber.lifetime_value = 10 -->
{{ subscriber.lifetime_value | plus: 5 }}

Output

15

minus

Substracts a value from a number.

Input

<!-- subscriber.lifetime_value = 10 -->
{{ subscriber.lifetime_value | minus: 5 }}

Output

5

times

Multiplies a number by the specified value.

Input

<!-- subscriber.lifetime_value = 10 -->
{{ subscriber.lifetime_value | times: 2 }}

Output

20

divided_by

Divides a number by specified value. The divided_by filter produces a result of the same type as the divisor — if you divide by an integer, the result will be an integer. If you divide by a number with a decimal in it, the result will be a number with a decimal in it. 

Input

<!-- subscriber.lifetime_value = 10 -->
{{ subscriber.lifetime_value | divided_by: 5 }}

Output

2

modulo

Divides a number by a specified value and outputs the remainder, if any. This can be used to randomly split a list into “even” and “odd” groups for split testing.

Input

{{ subscriber.signup_date | timestamp | modulo: 2 }}

Output

<!-- Input is an even number -->
0

<!-- Input is an odd number -->
1

round

Mathematically rounds the input to the nearest integer or specified decimal place.

Input

<!-- subscriber.average_purchase = 47.87432 -->
{{ subscriber.average_purchase | round: 2 }}

Output

47.87

ceil

Rounds the input up to the nearest integer.

Input

{{ 25.367 | ceil }}

Output

26

floor

Rounds the input down to the nearest integer.

Input

{{ 75.873 | floor }}

Output

75

cents

Cents filter modify the variable, a monetary value to appear in a dollar amount. Any currency can be appended to a value and is not limited to European or American dollars.

Input

${{ 100 | cents }}

€{{ 100 | cents }}

Output

$1.00

€1.00

 

dollars

Dollars filter modify the variable, a monetary value to appear with two decimal points after the value. Any currency can be appended to a value and is not limited to European or American dollars.

Input

${{ 100 | dollars }}

€{{ 100 | euros }}

 

Output

$100.00

€100.00