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Node Variables

You can connect data from multiple external nodes using node variables and utilize them within a single node with the assistance of our Template Engine.

Node Variables Example

Understanding variables

A variable is a symbolic representation of data that enables you to access a value without having to enter it manually wherever you need it. This can be useful if you are using the same values in multiple places. Variables make your workflow more flexible and readable, by abstracting the detail away.

Configuring node variables

To configure node variables, you need to define them in the node's settings. You can then reference these variables in the node's inputs and outputs.

Template Engine

With the template engine, you can execute JavaScript code directly in a text field by using the syntax {{ JS }}. The content within the curly braces is interpreted and executed as JavaScript code. In this JavaScript code, you have access to the node variables, which are automatically supported with auto-completion.

Node Variables Example