Notification subject and message fields support templatization. The list of available templatization parameters depends on the template type.
See the available types and parameters below:
Available template parameters:
* *recipientEmail* - email of the recipient;
* *recipientFirstName* - first name of the recipient;
* *recipientLastName* - last name of the recipient;
* *alarmType* - alarm type;
* *alarmId* - the alarm id as uuid string;
* *alarmSeverity* - alarm severity (lower case);
* *alarmStatus* - the alarm status;
* *alarmOriginatorEntityType* - the entity type of the alarm originator, e.g. 'Device';
* *alarmOriginatorName* - the name of the alarm originator, e.g. 'Sensor T1';
* *alarmOriginatorId* - the alarm originator entity id as uuid string;
* *assigneeEmail* - email of the assignee;
* *assigneeFirstName* - first name of the assignee;
* *assigneeLastName* - last name of the assignee;
* *assigneeId* - the id of the assignee as uuid string;
* *action* - one of: 'assigned', 'unassigned';
Parameter names must be wrapped using `${...}`. For example: `${action}`.
You may also modify the value of the parameter with one of the sufixes:
*`upperCase`, for example - `${recipientFirstName:upperCase}`
*`lowerCase`, for example - `${recipientFirstName:lowerCase}`
*`capitalize`, for example - `${recipientFirstName:capitalize}`
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##### Examples
* Let's assume the notification about alarm with type 'High Temperature' for device 'Sensor A' was assigned to user 'John Doe'. The following template:
```text
Alarm '${alarmType}' - ${action:upperCase}
{:copy-code}
```
will be transformed to:
```text
Alarm 'High Temperature' - ASSIGNED
{:copy-code}
```
The following template:
```text
Alarm '${alarmType}' (${alarmSeverity:capitalize}) was assigned to user
{:copy-code}
```
will be transformed to:
```text
Alarm 'High Temperature' (Critical) was assigned to user
