Delivery update

Make it fit the send.

• Pass the stages as a list of name, status and an optional date, with the current stage marked, and the parcel as a list of name, variant and quantity. The address is a list of lines, so a parcel of two items and one of six render from the same source.
• The packer's note and the name of who packed it are optional, and the default fixture shows them. A second parcel is optional too: omit it, as the default fixture does, and that section disappears; long-content adds one with its expected day. Format the arrival day, the window and every stage date in your application; the template never reads the clock.
• It is written for Brindlecote, a fictional shop for home goods. There are no pictures to replace, since the parcel graphics are built in markup. The look lives in the theme tokens in starter.css and the design's stylesheet.

Data this template expects.

{{arrivalDate}}

Date for arrival.

{{arrivalDay}}

Value for arrival day.

{{carrier}}

Value for carrier.

{{changeDeliveryUrl}}

Link for change delivery.

{{customerName}}

Value for customer name.

{{deliveryWindow}}

Value for delivery window.

{{helpUrl}}

Link for help.

{{homeUrl}}

Link for home.

{{items}}

Value for items.

{{laterParcel}}

Value for later parcel.

{{orderNumber}}

Value for order number.

{{packedBy}}

Value for packed by.

{{packingNote}}

Value for packing note.

{{shippingAddress}}

Value for shipping address.

{{stages}}

Value for stages.

{{trackingNumber}}

Value for tracking number.

{{trackingUrl}}

Link for tracking.