Hi all! Since the documentation does not open, can anyone tell me a list of meta variables? I mean something like this - {{ experimentId }}, {{ experiment_start_date }},

Yes. Sorry that it is currently down. Here is our documentation on that matter: SQL Templates We use {{Handlebars}} to compile the assignment sql, identity queries, etc. into what is actually called to your database. You can use any of the in-built variables that Growthbook automatically sets: • startDate -

yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss

of the earliest data that needs to be included • startDateISO -

yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss.SSS'Z'

of the startDate in ISO format. This can then be used with the

date

helper to achieve whatever format you like (ex.

{{date startDateISO "yyyyMMdd"}}

) • endDate -

yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss

of the latest data that needs to be included • endDateISO -

yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss.SSS'Z'

of the endDate in ISO format. This can then be used with the

date

helper to achieve whatever format you like (ex.

{{date endDateISO "yyyyMMdd"}}

) • experimentId - Either a specific experiment id OR

%

if you should include all experiments You can also use any of the in-built helper functions: • camelcase [str] - ex.

{{camelcase "My database"}}

compiles to

myDatabase

. • dotcase [str] - ex.

{{dotcase "My database"}}

compiles to

my.database

. • kebabcase [str] - ex.

{{kebabcase "My database"}}

compiles to

my-database

. • lowercase [str] - ex.

{{lowercase "My database"}}

compiles to

my database

. • pascalcase [str] - ex.

{{pascalcase "My database"}}

compiles to

MyDatabase

. • replace [str] [pattern] [replacement] - Replace all occurences of a regular expression with something else. ex.

{{replace "My%%%Database!" "\[^a-zA-Z\]" ""}}

compiles to

MyDatabase

• snakecase [str] - ex.

{{pascalcase "My database"}}

compiles to

my_database

. • uppercase [str] - ex.

{{uppercase "My database"}}

compiles to

MY DATABASE

. • date [date] [format] - Format an ISO date according to this format, being careful not to mix up months (MM) and minutes (mm). ex.

{{date startDateISO "yyyyMMdd"}}

might compile to

20230130

. The most common codes are: • codemeaningyyyyyearMMmonthdddayHHhourmmminutessssecondsttimestamp

Thanks a lot!!!

Sure thing. Sorry again that the docs were down. They are back up now.