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Types

Available node input and output types.

None​

Represents the absence of a value or a null value.

Boolean​

Represents a boolean value, which can be either true or false.

Example
True or False

String​

Represents a sequence of characters, typically used for text data.

Example
"Hello world"

Integer​

Represents a 64-bit signed integer value.

Example
42  -12

Float​

Represents a 64-bit floating-point number.

Example
42.33  -1.03

Array​

Represents an ordered collection of values.

Example
["element_1", "element_2"]

Object​

Represents a collection of key-value pairs, where keys are strings.

Example
{ "hello": "world", "age": 42 }

JSON​

Represents a JSON value, which can be an object, array, string, number, etc.

Example
{ "hello": "world", "age": 42 }
[1, 2]
"hello"
42

XML​

Represents an XML node, which can be an element, attribute, text, etc.

Example
<hello age="42">World</hello>

XLSX Row​

Represents an Excel row.

Example
"A" -> "hello", "B" -> 42

XLSX Cell​

Represents an Excel cell.

Example
"A" -> "hello"

Date​

Represents a date without a time component.

Example
2024-03-24

Time​

Represents a time without a date component.

Example
12:03:42.12

DateTime​

Represents a date and time combined, typically in ISO 8601 format.

Example
2024-04-12T15:30:12.123456+02:00

Location​

Represents a geographical location, typically with latitude and longitude.

Example
(42.9340° N, 0.9380° E)

In editor​

Compatible types Compatible type, connectors are highlighed (green), connection is possible.

Incompatible types Incompatible type, connectors are not highlighed, connection is impossible.