Scriban — User Guide

Welcome to the Scriban documentation. Whether you are new to Scriban or an experienced user, this guide will help you make the most of the library.

Getting started

Guide	What you'll learn
Getting started	Install Scriban, write your first template, and render output
Language overview	Blocks, variables, expressions, control flow, functions, and more

Language reference

Guide	What you'll learn
Language reference	Full syntax reference: blocks, literals, variables, expressions, statements

Built-in functions

Module	What it provides
Built-in functions overview	Index of all built-in function groups
Array functions	`add`, `sort`, `map`, `filter`, `join`, and more
String functions	`upcase`, `downcase`, `replace`, `truncate`, `split`, and more
Date functions	`now`, `parse`, `add_days`, `to_string`, and more
Math functions	`ceil`, `floor`, `round`, `abs`, and more
Object functions	`typeof`, `keys`, `values`, `has_key`, and more
Regex functions	`match`, `replace`, `split`, `escape`, and more
HTML functions	`escape`, `strip`, `url_encode`, `url_decode`
TimeSpan functions	`from_days`, `from_hours`, `from_minutes`, and more

.NET runtime API

Guide	What you'll learn
Runtime API	Parsing, rendering, `TemplateContext`, `ScriptObject`, custom functions

Liquid compatibility

Guide	What you'll learn
Liquid support	Using Scriban with Liquid templates, syntax mapping, and migration