'{"name": "John", "age": 30}'
, this block converts it into an object where you can access values like object.name
or object.age
.
This block is essential when you need to extract and work with data from:
user.address.city
)"{"customer": {"name": "Sarah Johnson"...
parsed_order
@{parsed_order.total}
>= 1000 for free shipping@{parsed_order.customer.name}
and @{parsed_order.total}
in response@{order}
(the name of the state variable that contains the JSON string from the interface)Name | Type | Control | Default | Description | Options | Validation |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Plain text | Text | Textarea | - | - | - | - |
Name | Field | Type | Description |
---|---|---|---|
Success | - | success | The request was successful. |
Error | - | error | The text provided couldn’t be parsed. |
@{result}
variable.
To access the values of the object in other blueprint blocks, you can use dot notation. For example, if the object looks like this:
@{result.customer.name}
will return the value of the name
property of the customer
object.