Content Templates
Content templates enable automatic generation of files and texts during or after posting. Create forum post templates, generate .nfo files, or build custom documentation — the possibilities are endless.
Overview
Templates can be configured per profile and execute at different stages of the posting workflow. Generated content appears in task logs and can be saved to various locations.
📖 Variable Reference: Complete list of available variables and helpers
Configuration Options
Timing & Location
| Option | Description | Variable Availability |
|---|---|---|
| Include in post | Generated before posting, included in RAR archive | ⚠️ Limited (no post-completion data) |
| Include with NZB | Saved alongside NZB file after posting | ✅ All variables available |
| Custom location | Saved to specified folder | ✅ All variables available |
Note: If no location options are selected, content is only available in task logs.
Template Properties
Name (UI)
Display name for dropdowns and interface elements. Also used to generate the template ID.
File Extension
Save template output with any file extension (.txt, .nfo, .md, etc.)
File Name
Final filename for generated files. Supports template variables for dynamic naming.
File Contents
Complete template content using Handlebars syntax and available variables.
Use Cases
Forum Post Template
NFO File Generation
Processing Report
Advanced Features
Dynamic File Naming
Use variables in filenames to prevent overwrites:
_report_.txt
Conditional Content
Custom Variables
Reference undefined variables to create user-editable fields:
These will appear as editable fields in the task logs after upload completion.
Best Practices
✅ Do:
- Use descriptive template names
- Test templates with sample data
- Include fallbacks for optional variables
- Use custom location with dynamic filenames
❌ Avoid:
- Complex logic in templates (keep it simple)
- Hardcoded paths in custom locations
- Including sensitive information
- Overwriting existing files without variables