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StyleBooks grammar

February 9, 2024

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You can design your own StyleBooks, import them to NetScaler Console, and then use them to create configurations either by using NetScaler Console GUI or by using APIs. To be able to create your own StyleBooks, you must first understand the grammar and syntax of the different constructs and attributes you can use.

This document describes the different constructs and references you can use while creating StyleBooks.

Click a section, construct, or reference name in the table below to view the details.


Header	Import StyleBooks
Parameters	Parameters-default-sources construct
Substitutions	Components
Optional properties	Helper components
Properties default sources	Nested components
Condition construct	Repeat construct
Repeat-condition construct	Outputs
Nested repeats	Parent reference
Parameter reference	Substitutions reference
Components reference	Operations
Variable reference	Alarms
Analytics	Built-in functions
Expressions	Dependency detection
In-place interpolations

Note

While defining repeat-item, repeat-index, or arguments to substitution functions, do not use the following reserved words to name a user-defined variable, $<var-name>

stylebook, parameters, substitutions, components, properties, outputs, parent, self, operations, analytics, alarms

repeat-item, repeat-item-0, repeat-item-1, repeat-item-2

repeat-index, repeat-index-0, repeat-index-1, repeat-index-2

default

roles, role, targets, target

context, parent-context, parent_context

For information and examples about how to design your own StyleBooks, see How to Create Your Own StyleBooks.

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StyleBooks grammar

February 9, 2024

Contributed by:

R C

February 9, 2024

Contributed by:

R C

StyleBooks grammar

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