Writing a response from an array when passing a process to an API
Here https://univer.1b.app/admin/shop/workflowstatus/707/action/new/
There is an action "Pass process to API"
As a result of the action here https://univer.1b.app/54918/?tabid=10 we get JSON with arrays.
Question. How can these arrays be handled by the "Pass Process to API" action?
Is it possible to get the whole array in a field and how?
Is it possible to select an array value by "[2]" for example?
Original question is available on version: ru
There is an action "Pass process to API"
As a result of the action here https://univer.1b.app/54918/?tabid=10 we get JSON with arrays.
Question. How can these arrays be handled by the "Pass Process to API" action?
Is it possible to get the whole array in a field and how?
Is it possible to select an array value by "[2]" for example?
Answers:
you need to select the response format as json and then you can run through the arrays like any other data type, if the array is with arrays (you will see brackets [] inside), then the first element of the array is passed as /0/ second as /1/ and so on.
For example, if in the json response:
{"name":"xxxx"} then xxxx can be reached simply through name
if: [{"name":"xxxx"},{"name":"yyy"}] then you need to get to xxxx through /0/name and to yyy through /1/name
For example, if in the json response:
{"name":"xxxx"} then xxxx can be reached simply through name
if: [{"name":"xxxx"},{"name":"yyy"}] then you need to get to xxxx through /0/name and to yyy through /1/name
10.07.2023, 17:38
Original comment available on version: ru
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OneBox production wrote:
you need to select the response format as json and then you can run through the arrays like any other data type, if the array is with arrays (you will see brackets [] inside), then the first element of the array is passed as /0/ second as /1/ and so on.
For example, if in the json response:
{"name":"xxxx"} then xxxx can be reached simply through name
if: [{"name":"xxxx"},{"name":"yyy"}] then you need to get to xxxx through /0/name and to yyy through /1/name
Thanks, there is.
13.07.2023, 13:53
Original comment available on version: ru
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