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Authelia has several methods where users can interact with templates.
Functions
Functions can be used to perform specific actions when executing templates. The following is a simple guide on which functions exist.
Standard Functions
Go has a set of standard functions which can be used. See the Go Documentation for more information.
Helm-like Functions
The following functions which mimic the behaviour of helm exist in most templating areas:
- env
- expandenv
- split
- splitList
- join
- contains
- hasPrefix
- hasSuffix
- lower
- upper
- title
- trim
- trimAll
- trimSuffix
- trimPrefix
- replace
- quote
- sha1sum
- sha256sum
- sha512sum
- squote
- now
- keys
- sortAlpha
- b64enc
- b64dec
- b32enc
- b32dec
See the Helm Documentation for more information. Please note that only the functions listed above are supported and the functions don't necessarily behave exactly the same.
Special Note: The env and expandenv function automatically excludes environment variables that start with
AUTHELIA_ or X_AUTHELIA_ and end with one of KEY, SECRET, PASSWORD, TOKEN, or CERTIFICATE_CHAIN.
Special Functions
The following is a list of special functions and their syntax.
iterate
Input is a single uint. Returns a slice of uints from 0 to the provided uint.