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Template variables

User data can be inserted into host remarks, custom remarks (for expired, disabled and limited users, for an empty host list and for an exceeded HWID limit), respondWithRemarks in response rules, custom response headers and the device limit message.

🇩🇪 Germany · {{DAYS_LEFT}} days left · {{TRAFFIC_LEFT}}

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Variables

Section titled “Variables”
Variable Value
{{USERNAME}} Username
{{ID}} Numeric ID
{{SHORT_UUID}} Short UUID from the subscription link
{{SUBSCRIPTION_URL}} Full subscription link
{{EMAIL}}, {{TELEGRAM_ID}}, {{TAG}}, {{DESCRIPTION}} User fields, empty when not set
{{STATUS}} Status: Active, Expired, Disabled, Limited
{{DAYS_LEFT}} Days until the subscription ends, at least 0
{{EXPIRE_UNIX}} Expiry date, Unix time in seconds
{{TRAFFIC_USED}}, {{TRAFFIC_LEFT}}, {{TOTAL_TRAFFIC}} Traffic in readable form: 1.23 GiB
{{TRAFFIC_USED_BYTES}}, {{TRAFFIC_LEFT_BYTES}}, {{TOTAL_TRAFFIC_BYTES}} The same in bytes
{{LIFETIME_USED_BYTES}} All-time traffic, bytes
{{RESET_STRATEGY}} Traffic reset: NO_RESET, DAY, WEEK, MONTH, MONTH_ROLLING
{{LAST_TRAFFIC_RESET_AT}}, {{NEXT_TRAFFIC_RESET_AT}} Dates of the last and next traffic reset
{{LAST_TRAFFIC_RESET_AT_UNIX}}, {{NEXT_TRAFFIC_RESET_AT_UNIX}} The same in Unix time, 0 when there is no date
{{CREATED_AT_UNIX}} User creation date, Unix time
{{SS_HWID_LIMIT}} Device limit: the user’s own, otherwise the global one, otherwise 0

Without a traffic limit, TRAFFIC_LEFT and TOTAL_TRAFFIC are zero.

Parameters

Section titled “Parameters”

Parameters follow a colon: {{VARIABLE:key=value|key=value}}.

  • Custom labels for status and reset strategy:

    {{STATUS:ACTIVE=On|EXPIRED=Expired|DISABLED=Off|LIMITED=Over limit}}
    {{RESET_STRATEGY:MONTH=monthly|NO_RESET=never}}

    Values without a custom label print the standard one.

  • Date format for LAST_TRAFFIC_RESET_AT and NEXT_TRAFFIC_RESET_AT, default DD.MM.YYYY:

    Traffic resets {{NEXT_TRAFFIC_RESET_AT:format=MMM D, HH:mm}}

    Tokens as in dayjs: YYYY, YY, MM, MMM, MMMM, DD, HH, mm, ss and others. Month and weekday names are in English. Times are in UTC.

Base64

Section titled “Base64”

A string starting with rwEncodeBase64: is encoded after substitution and printed as base64:<encoded text>. This is how text with line breaks and emoji is passed in headers, for example the announce header that Happ and other clients show.