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Last Updated: 1/24/2026

Curly Braces Test

This document tests literal curly braces that should NOT be interpreted as JavaScript expressions.

Template Placeholders

Use {placeholder} syntax for variables in your configuration.

Configure the API with {YOUR_API_KEY} in the settings file.

Replace {username} with your actual username.

Multiple Braces on One Line

The format is {namespace}/{resource}/{id} for all API endpoints.

Nested-Looking Braces

Sometimes you need {{double braces}} for escaping in templates.

Or even {{{triple braces}}} in some templating engines.

Braces in Lists

  • Replace {FIRST_NAME} with user’s first name
  • Replace {LAST_NAME} with user’s last name
  • Replace {EMAIL} with user’s email address
  • Use {DATE:YYYY-MM-DD} for date formatting

Braces in Code Blocks (should always work)

const obj = { key: "value" };
const template = `Hello, ${name}!`;

Braces in Inline Code

Use the {variable} syntax or ${expression} for interpolation.

Empty and Whitespace Braces

Empty braces {} should work.

Braces with spaces { spaced } should also work.

Braces with Special Characters

Use {user.name} for nested properties.

The path is {config[‘key’]} for bracket notation.

Mathematical: The set {x | x > 0} represents positive numbers.

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