Handlebars

An aggregate handlebars helper is a custom function for performing calculations, such as sums or averages, on a collection of numeric values, typically within an array in your JSON data.

A block handlebars helper controls logic, such as by executing nested code based on how a condition evaluates or looping through an array of records

The built-in variables apply within handlebars helpers to give you access to metadata and contextual information, primarily used when iterating through records with block helpers

A date/time handlebars helper is a custom function for manipulating and formatting dates within integrations

A list handlebars helper is a custom function that you can use to access and transform arrays or lists of data within a flow

Logic-check handlebars helpers are custom functions that evaluate a variable or expression, and allow you to control execution based on a true or false outcome

Miscellaneous handlebars helpers are a category of custom functions for requests like generating AWS signatures, returning field values, and referencing lookups

Numeric custom handlebars helpers are specialized functions that perform mathematical operations and data formatting on numerical data

String handlebars helpers are custom functions that allow you to manipulate text values within your flow

In addition to the examples given in the articles for each handlebars helper, check out this section for more tips and variations on handlebars usage