Iterate
Iterate over a list. Emits one item per run so the next steps execute once per item. The input must be a tag of type Array; use the Key field to reach a list nested inside it.
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In detail
What it does and what it's for
Automating tasks with Botize's Iterate method allows you to sequentially process each element of a list, whether it's an array, JSON, or delimited text. This function executes specific actions for each element, facilitating efficient data management.
By using Iterate, variables such as , containing the current element's data; , indicating the current index; and , showing the total number of elements, are generated. These variables enable you to customize and control each step of the automation according to your needs.
Setup
Customization options
Fields you can adjust when using it in your automation.
Output data
Information provided
When executed, this operation delivers the following data, which can be used in the same automatic task.
Tags
- Iteration data {{iteration_data}}
- Current index {{repeater_current}}
- Total items {{repeater_total}}
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Troubleshooting
Common Errors
A list was expected for the selected input
In the Make an HTTP(S) request step pick the Parsed Response tag, which is already a list, and type into Key the path of the node you want to iterate (for example /notifications).
If the data comes from somewhere else as JSON text, add a JSON → Extract nodes or values from JSON step before it and declare the output tag with type Array.
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