Examples

Practical template snippets you can use in your reports. These show only the LiquidJS expressions — headings, paragraphs, and formatting are done through the visual editor.

Cover page

{{ report.title }}
{{ client.name }}
{{ dates.startDate | formatDate: 'long' }} — {{ dates.endDate | formatDate: 'long' }}
Version {{ report.version }}

TIP

Insert the client logo using the image element in the visual editor with client.logo as the variable source.

Document control

Use a table element in the visual editor with these variables in the cells:

Field	Variable
Document title	{{ report.title }}
Client	{{ client.name }}
Author	{{ report.author.name }}
Reviewer	{{ report.reviewer.name }}
Assessment period	`{{ dates.startDate
Report date	`{{ dates.currentDate
Version	{{ report.version }}

Executive summary

Using a custom variable custom.executive.summary:

{{ custom.executive.summary }}

During the assessment, a total of {{ stats.totalVulnerabilities }} vulnerabilities were identified:
{{ stats.criticalCount }} Critical, {{ stats.highCount }} High,
{{ stats.mediumCount }} Medium, {{ stats.lowCount }} Low,
and {{ stats.informativeCount }} Informational.

Findings summary table

Use a table element with a row loop on vulnerabilities:

{{ forloop.index }}
{{ vuln.title }}
{{ vuln.severity }}
{{ vuln.cvss.score | score }}

To sort by severity, use the sort filter on the loop:

{% for vuln in vulnerabilities | sort_multi: 'severity:Critical|High|Medium|Low|Info' %}

TIP

You can set severity cell background colors dynamically using {{ vuln.severity | severityBackgroundColor }} in the table cell's color setting.

Statistics table

Create a table with severity labels and their counts:

Cell	Variable
Critical count	{{ stats.criticalCount }}
High count	{{ stats.highCount }}
Medium count	{{ stats.mediumCount }}
Low count	{{ stats.lowCount }}
Informational count	{{ stats.informativeCount }}
Total	{{ stats.totalVulnerabilities }}

Scope

{{ scope.description }}

Use a table with a row loop on scope.entries:

{{ entry.type | uppercase }}
{{ entry.name }}
{{ entry.value }}

Vulnerability detail page

Use a loop with page breaks to render each vulnerability on its own page:

{% for vuln in vulnerabilities %}
  {{ vuln.title }}

  Severity: {{ vuln.severity }}
  CVSS Score: {{ vuln.cvss.score | score }}
  CVSS Vector: {{ vuln.cvss.vector }}

  {{ vuln.description }}

  {% if vuln.impact %}
    {{ vuln.impact }}
  {% endif %}

  {% if vuln.remediation %}
    {{ vuln.remediation }}
  {% endif %}

  {% if vuln.references %}
    {{ vuln.references }}
  {% endif %}

  {% unless forloop.last %}{% pagebreak %}{% endunless %}
{% endfor %}

CVSS breakdown

Use a table to display CVSS metrics:

Metric	Variable
Attack Vector	{{ cvss.AV | cvssMetric }}
Attack Complexity	{{ cvss.AC | cvssMetric }}
Privileges Required	{{ cvss.PR | cvssMetric }}
User Interaction	{{ cvss.UI | cvssMetric }}
Scope	{{ cvss.S | cvssMetric }}
Confidentiality	{{ cvss.C | cvssMetric }}
Integrity	{{ cvss.I | cvssMetric }}
Availability	{{ cvss.A | cvssMetric }}

Conditional sections

{% if stats.criticalCount > 0 %}
  {{ stats.criticalCount }} critical vulnerabilities identified. Immediate action is recommended.
{% endif %}

Translating values with mapValue

Useful for multilingual reports where field values are in English but the report is in another language:

{{ vuln.severity | mapValue: 'Critical:Critique,High:Élevé,Medium:Moyen,Low:Faible,Info:Informatif' }}

Custom field colors with mapColor

For dropdown fields in your vulnerability template (e.g. remediation complexity, priority), use mapBgColor in the table cell's color setting:

{{ vuln.remediationComplexity | mapBgColor: 'Easy:#22c55e,Medium:#eab308,Hard:#ef4444' }}