Variable Substitution
Core Substitution Context
Learn about the useful variable substitutions that can be used in Stubber.
Overview
In Stubber, variable substitutions are a powerful feature that allows you to dynamically insert values into your action and state definitions. This capability is essential for creating flexible and reusable stubs that can adapt to different contexts and environments.
This section will focus on the most commonly used variable substitutions that reference core properties of the stub, template, or org. These substitutions simplify the process of handling customer data, metadata, or dynamic content, ensuring that your stubs remain efficient and easy to maintain.
The core properties that can be substituted are:
- Stubref: A unique identifier for the stub.
- Stub Subject: The subject of a stub.
- Template Branch: The branch associated with the template.
- Template UUID: The unique identifier for the template.
- Template Name: The name of the template.
- Org Name: The name of the organization that owns the stub.
- Org UUID: The unique identifier for the organization.
- Actioning User Contact UUID: The unique identifier for the user who is executing the action.
By the end of this section, you will have a solid understanding of how to use these variable substitutions effectively in different scenarios.