JSONTransform - compound JSON transforms for I/O processing #411
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Description
JSONTransformis a new component for transforming input/output within flows.JSONTransformexpands onJSONPathto construct arrays and objects in addition to simple values.This new component simplifies flow transform by combining the capability of
JSONPathandMapinto a single node.JSONTrasnformwill be integrated into the flow edge configuration mini node #368 so it is available to all input/output connections.Config form for single value transform
Config form for list transform
Config form for object transform
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