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Core concepts
Beginner

Template literal

A string that contains dynamic expressions resolved at runtime. In n8n: `"Hello {{contact.firstName}}, your invoice for £{{invoice.amount}} is due on {{invoice.dueDate}}"`. Template literals personalise outputs without hardcoding values.

Expert insight

Template literals used to construct dynamic strings (building an email body or API request from variables) need to handle the case where an expected variable is empty or missing, a template that assumes every field will always have a value produces broken-looking output ("Hello ," with a missing name) the first time a real record doesn't match that assumption.

In a real workflow

A message template like "Hi {{first_name}}, your order {{order_id}} has shipped" is filled with real values.

Common mistakes

  • Empty variables producing "Hi ,".
  • Unescaped values breaking the output.

Complexity level

Beginner

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