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Mustache can be used in the following places:
In this example, Mustache tags are used to reference specific values in the query’s result set. Note: Line breaks have been added for readability:
There have been **{{result._totals._first.order_items.order_count.value}}**
orders placed for **{{result._first.products.brand.value}}** in 
**{{result._first.users.state.value}}**, and the average selling price is
**{{result._first.order_items.sale_price_average.value}}**.

See the 🗺📍 below for **{{result._first.products.brand.value}}** stores
in the top selling city - **{{result._first.users.city.value}}, 
{{result._first.users.state.value}}**.
This example demonstrates how to create a dynamic Iframe with Mustache.Mustache tags are used to create a Google Maps search with a dynamic URL. Note: Line breaks have been added for readability:
<iframe src="https://www.google.com/maps/embed/v1/search?q={{result.0.products.brand.value_static}}
+in+{{result._first.users.city.value_static}},{{result._first.users.state.value_static}}&key=
AIzaSyCXfF4zpXaYkgVaBzj3oZUtmcDAxpdoOGk&" width="100%" height="100%" style="border:0;" allowfullscreen="" 
loading="lazy" referrerpolicy="no-referrer-when-downgrade"></iframe>
In this example, Mustache tags create a dynamic y-axis label that displays summary values and filter details.Note: Line breaks have been added for readability:
Order Count ({{result._totals.0.order_items.order_count.value}}
Total Orders in {{result.0.users.state.value}})

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Escaping

All tags are escaped by default. This means that text enclosed in {{}} will always render, even if you intend to just display the curly braces themselves. To return raw contents without escaping, add an extra curly brace: 
{{{ variable }}}
To escape the curly braces and have them render, use backslashes: 
\{\{variable\}\}
For more specifics on syntax and gotchas, refer to the Mustache docs.