Liquid reference

Objects.

Before your template renders, FleekSite builds a context: a set of objects describing the site, the content being rendered, the request and the environment. These are the variables every template can read.

The top-level variables are site, page and post, env, current_user, params, cookies, referer, flash, bits and bit_list, post_types, core_site_categories, time / day / month / year, image_url, browser, vapid_public_key and, when a template record is in play, template. All keys are snake_case.

site

The full site record, plus computed aliases. Common fields:

Field	Value
`site.name`	The site name.
`site.title`	The meta title, falling back to the name.
`site.description`	The meta description.
`site.keywords`	The meta keywords.
`site.phone` / `site.mobile`	The contact number.
`site.currency`	The currency code, defaulting to `USD`.
`site.language`	The language code, defaulting to `en`.
`site.data`	A free-form object for custom site values.
`site.render_mode`	The render mode, `compat` or `standard`.

The whole record is present, so any column on the site is readable here. See Sites.

page and post

When a post is being rendered, its record is available as both page and post, and its fields are also merged at the top level, so {{ page.title }}, {{ post.title }} and {{ title }} all work. It is also aliased by its type: a product (type 3) is readable as {{ product }}. Beyond the raw columns, the object carries:

Field	Value
`page.author`	The author, from the linked user (a safe subset of fields, never credentials).
`page.media`	The post's images, video and audio, as an array.
`page.primary_media`	The lead image.
`page.variants`	Product variants, as an array.
`page.tags`	The tags, as an array.
`page.data` / `page.meta`	Free-form objects for custom and SEO values.
`page.price`	A two-decimal string, floored to `0.00` below one.
`page.permalink`	The path, cleaned to a leading slash.
`page.comments`, `page.previous_post`, `page.next_post`	Related records, when loaded.

See Posts and types for the type list and aliasing.

env

The environment and request paths.

Field	Value
`env.root_url`	The site's canonical origin, for example `https://yoursite.com`.
`env.api_url`	The API base, `root_url` plus `/api/v1`.
`env.request_path`	The current path.
`env.request_paths`	The path split into segments.
`env.query_string`	The raw query string.
`env.image_url`	The image CDN base.
`env.platform`	Platform details: `url`, `admin_url`, `name`, `email`.
`env.cookies`	The request cookies, as a map.

current_user

The signed-in user, or null when nobody is signed in. Its role is the user's role on this specific site. Use it to gate content:

{% if current_user %}
  Welcome back, {{ current_user.first_name }}.
{% else %}
   href="/login">Sign in>
{% endif %}

bits and bit_list

bits is a map of your site bits grouped by category, as { category: { name: value } }, so {{ bits.general.tagline }} reads one value. bit_list is the same data as lists, for iterating. See Bits.

Request data

Object	Value
`params`	The query-string parameters, as a map. `{{ params.q }}` reads `?q=...`.
`cookies`	The request cookies.
`referer`	The referring URL, if any.
`flash`	A one-render message map, used on error pages.

Query parameters flow into a {% collection %} query, but a denylist of privilege and identity parameters is never taken from the URL, and visitor paging is capped. See The collection tag.

Taxonomy and time

Object	Value
`post_types`	The list of content type names.
`core_site_categories`	The site's categories.
`time`	The current time as an ISO string (UTC).
`day` / `month` / `year`	The current day, month (from 1) and year.
`image_url`	The image CDN base (also on `env`).
`browser`	The request user-agent string.
`vapid_public_key`	The public key for push subscription. See PWA and push.
`template`	The current template record, when one is in context.

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