# Vars

Command: 

`vars`

Syntax:

```bash
vars
```

Example:

```bash
zirkul#vars
Variables:
==================================================
myVar                                              => 'Text here'
Reserved variables:
date                                               => (reserved)
now                                                => (reserved)
utcnow                                             => (reserved)
day                                                => (reserved)
month                                              => (reserved)
year                                               => (reserved)
hour                                               => (reserved)
minute                                             => (reserved)
second                                             => (reserved)
binary_path                                        => (reserved)
working_path                                       => (reserved)
Syntax:
==================================================
    var var_name = "value"
You an use variables in several different ways, here are some examples:
   In commands          # zirkul# server var_name
   In options           # zirkul(plugin)# url: var_name
   Within string values # zirkul(scanner)# url "http://{{var_name}}"
                          zirkul(scan)# summary: "My Scan for {{var_name}}"
   Private variables    # zirkul# print scan.id
                        # zirkul# print target.id
                        # zirkul# print issues
                        # zirkul# print issues[1]
                        # zirkul# print issues[1].severity
zirkul#

```


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