Data Modifiers
Write JSON
Data Modifiers
Write JSON
Overview:
The Write JSON block enables users to efficiently add or update key-value pairs within a JSON object. This block eliminates the need for manual interventions or custom coding, making it particularly useful for automation and data management.
Inputs & Outputs
| I/O | Feature | Type | Simple Explanation |
|---|---|---|---|
| input | key | string | A list of comma-separated keys that specify which keys in the JSON object will have their values added or updated. |
| input | json | object | The original JSON data designated for updating. If this is absent, a new JSON object will be created instead. |
| input | json_value | string | A list of comma-separated values to be added or updated in conjunction with the specified keys; can represent new or existing values. |
| output | updated_json | object | The modified version of the original JSON that reflects all changes made by updating or adding values for the specified keys. |
Use Cases
Consider how this block can streamline various processes:
- Updating Configuration Settings: When managing application settings, use this block to effortlessly inject new parameters into your configuration without manually editing files.
- Modifying API Response Data: If you’re working with responses from external APIs, apply this block to ensure that your data remains current by updating key information right away.
- Dynamic Updating of JSON Content: In automated workflows where you frequently modify data structures, use this tool to maintain up-to-date records without extensive coding efforts.
In summary, whenever there’s a need to adjust key-value pairs within a JSON structure, the Write JSON block provides an effective solution!
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