Automate tasks with JSON
Working with JSON.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JSON
Triggers
The trigger is the event that starts the automation.
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If it is a valid JSON
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If JSON contains an object extract the next property value
Given a JSON string containing an object, extracts the value of its next property on each run.
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If JSON contains a list of values extract the next
Given a JSON string containing a list of values, extract the next value on each execution.
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If JSON contains a static list of objects extract the next
Given a JSON string containing a list of objects, extract the next object from the list on each execution.
The object list is static. The position of the objects within my list never changes. -
If JSON contains a dynamic list of objects extract the next
Given a JSON string containing a list of objects, extract the next object from the list on each execution.
Object list is dynamic. The position of the objects within my list could changes.
Actions
The action is what happens automatically, without you having to do anything else.
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Modify a JSON
Update a JSON by modifying or adding values to any of the nodes, specifying specific values or importing values from other tags or nodes from other JSON strings.
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Append List
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Update List of Objects
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Create a JSON from tags
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Create a JSON from a tag
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Convert JSON to CSV File
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Create a JSON of all the tags
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Extract nodes or values from JSON
Given a JSON, it allows extracting different nodes or values ​​from it.
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Convert a JSON string into an object
Convert a JSON string into an object. Simply provide a valid JSON string as input, and will parse it and return the corresponding object representation. This functionality is useful for tasks that need to work with JSON data and require the transformation of JSON strings into usable objects for further processing or manipulation.