I work on a project doing integration with Azure Integration Services and Azure Functions. As always in integration projects doing mapping is a key area. I’m used from BizTalk development to be able to test my maps without doing deployment which makes it easy to develop in an iterative manner. While working with Logic Apps I started using Liquid transformations and did not find any tool to help with that. Logic Apps transforms with the DotLiquid library (C# Naming conventions). With that information in hand I created a program to test. I separated it in two a library, LiquidTransformationLib.dll, and a program, LiquidTransform.exe. The library makes it easy to use in automated tests.

Parameters for LiquidTransform.exe:

Parameter	Description	Required
-t | –template	Full path to the Liquid template to use.	Yes
-c | –content	Full path to Content file.	Yes
-d | –destination	Full path to destination file. Will overwrite an existing file	Yes
-r | –rootelement	Root element to add before render. For Logic Apps you will need to use content	No
-u | –rubynaming	Use RubyNamingConvention, Logic Apps use C# naming conventions and will be the default.	No
-? | -h | –help	Show help information	No

You can download source code from the GiHub repo https://github.com/skastberg/LiquidTransformation

If just want the binaries https://github.com/skastberg/LiquidTransformation/tree/master/Binaries

More information about Liquid Transformation in Logic Apps:

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/logic-apps/logic-apps-enterprise-integration-liquid-transform

https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/logicapps/2017/12/06/introducing-the-liquid-connector-transform-json-to-json-json-to-text-xml-to-json-and-xml-to-text/