Variables

Variables are a way to store and retrieve data within a flow. They are stored in the database and can be accessed by any node in the flow.

Actions

Steps this node can perform. Add one from Add a step, then pick the action.

Get Multiple Values

Get multiple values stored at defined keys

Settings

Field	Type	Required	Description
Keys	List	Yes	Array of keys to retrieve values for. Put the key that you want to use to concatenate the words (i.e., hyphen, underscore) and try to avoid special characters
Success If Not Exist	Yes / No		Whether to return success and continue flow if keys don't exist (false will stop the flow) Default: true

Output

Later steps use this data by picking this step in the $ picker. For example, success is $.<step ID>.output.success.

{
  "success": false,
  "values": {}
}

Example values show the shape of the data, not real values. See Using data from earlier steps.

Field descriptions

Field	Type	Description
success	Yes / No	Whether the operation was successful
values	Object	Object with keys mapped to their values

Get Value

Get a value stored at a defined key

Settings

Field	Type	Required	Description
Key	Text	Yes	Put the key that you want to use to concatenate the words (i.e., hyphen, underscore) and try to avoid special characters
Success If Not Exist	Yes / No		Whether to return success and continue flow if the key doesn't exist (false will stop the flow) Default: true

Output

Later steps use this data by picking this step in the $ picker. For example, exists is $.<step ID>.output.exists.

{
  "exists": false,
  "success": false,
  "value": "string"
}

Example values show the shape of the data, not real values. See Using data from earlier steps.

Field descriptions

Field	Type	Description
exists	Yes / No	Whether the key existed
success	Yes / No	Whether the operation was successful
value	any	The retrieved value

Pop Value From List

Pop a value off a list of values, removing the value from the list. Optionally, return a default value if the list is empty

Settings

Field	Type	Required	Description
Key	Text	Yes	Put the key that you want to use to concatenate the words (i.e., hyphen, underscore) and try to avoid special characters
Location	Choice		Location to pop from - from head (FIFO) or from tail (LIFO) Options: From head, From tail Default: start
Default Value	Text		Value to return if list is empty
Success If Not Exist	Yes / No		Whether to return success and continue flow if the key doesn't exist (false will stop the flow) Default: true

Output

Later steps use this data by picking this step in the $ picker. For example, list_length is $.<step ID>.output.list_length.

{
  "list_length": 0,
  "success": false,
  "value": "string"
}

Example values show the shape of the data, not real values. See Using data from earlier steps.

Field descriptions

Field	Type	Description
list_length	Number	The new length of the list after popping
success	Yes / No	Whether the operation was successful
value	any	The popped value or default value

Push Value Onto List

Push a value onto a list of values

Settings

Field	Type	Required	Description
Key	Text	Yes	Put the key that you want to use to concatenate the words (i.e., hyphen, underscore) and try to avoid special characters
Value	Code	Yes	The value to push onto the list. Supports all primitive data types (string, number, boolean, array, object, null)

Output

Later steps use this data by picking this step in the $ picker. For example, key is $.<step ID>.output.key.

{
  "key": "string",
  "list_length": 0,
  "success": false
}

Example values show the shape of the data, not real values. See Using data from earlier steps.

Field descriptions

Field	Type	Description
key	Text	The key for the list
list_length	Number	The new length of the list
success	Yes / No	Whether the operation was successful

Remove All Values

Removes all values for the connected account

Settings

Field	Type	Required	Description
Key Pattern	Text		Optional pattern to filter keys to remove (e.g., 'temp:*') Default: *
Confirm Deletion	Yes / No	Yes	Must be true to confirm deletion of all matching keys

Output

Later steps use this data by picking this step in the $ picker. For example, deleted_count is $.<step ID>.output.deleted_count.

{
  "deleted_count": 0,
  "success": false
}

Example values show the shape of the data, not real values. See Using data from earlier steps.

Field descriptions

Field	Type	Description
deleted_count	Number	Number of keys that were deleted
success	Yes / No	Whether the operation was successful

Remove Value

Remove a value stored at a defined key. Also works if the value is a list

Settings

Field	Type	Required	Description
Key	Text	Yes	Put the key that you want to use to concatenate the words (i.e., hyphen, underscore) and try to avoid special characters

Output

Later steps use this data by picking this step in the $ picker. For example, existed is $.<step ID>.output.existed.

{
  "existed": false,
  "success": false
}

Example values show the shape of the data, not real values. See Using data from earlier steps.

Field descriptions

Field	Type	Description
existed	Yes / No	Whether the key existed before removal
success	Yes / No	Whether the operation was successful

Set Multiple Values

Set multiple values stored at defined keys

Settings

Field	Type	Required	Description
Values	Key–value pairs	Yes	Object with key-value pairs to store. Put the key that you want to use to concatenate the words (i.e., hyphen, underscore) and try to avoid special characters. Supports all primitive data types (string, number, boolean, array, object, null)

Output

Later steps use this data by picking this step in the $ picker. For example, keys_set[0] is $.<step ID>.output.keys_set[0].

{
  "keys_set": [
    "string"
  ],
  "success": false
}

Example values show the shape of the data, not real values. See Using data from earlier steps.

Field descriptions

Field	Type	Description
keys_set[]	List	Array of keys that were successfully set
success	Yes / No	Whether the operation was successful

Set Value

Set a value stored at a defined key

Settings

Field	Type	Required	Description
Key	Text	Yes	Put the key that you want to use to concatenate the words (i.e., hyphen, underscore) and try to avoid special characters
Value	Code	Yes	The value to store (will be JSON-encoded). Supports all primitive data types (string, number, boolean, array, object, null)

Output

Later steps use this data by picking this step in the $ picker. For example, key is $.<step ID>.output.key.

{
  "key": "string",
  "success": false
}

Example values show the shape of the data, not real values. See Using data from earlier steps.

Field descriptions

Field	Type	Description
key	Text	The key that was set
success	Yes / No	Whether the operation was successful