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adam_gataev
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6 months ago
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How can I pop the last element from one array and append it to another?

Hello,

I’m working with this JSON structure:

[
  {
    "field_a": "string",
    "entries": [{}, {}, {}],
    "shared": []
  }
]

I need to remove only the last object from the entries array and append it to the shared array, leaving the other entries intact. What’s the most straightforward way to accomplish this?

Thank you for your help.

Kind regards,
Adam

Expression Language and Expression Libraries
  • SpiroTaleski's avatar
    SpiroTaleski
    5 years ago

    @asingh760

    I am attaching two sample pipelines:

    1)Parent - which groups the data based on the email and send the data to Child pipeline.
    2)Child - which split the groups, apply xslt transformation(generate HTML table), and send the table through email.
    Parent_2021_08_27.slp (4.9 KB)
    Child_2021_08_27.slp (10.2 KB)
    Also, I am attaching the sample XSLT file, which you can modify based on your requirements:
    XSLT_Transformation (1).txt (1.1 KB)
    Note: You must create a SMTP account in order to be able to send emails, using Emails Sender Snap.

    Regards,
    Spirp Taleski

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  • koryknick's avatar
    koryknick
    Employee
    6 months ago
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    adam_gataev - you have the right terminology.  Just use a Mapper as follows:

    Here I'm just using two Array methods: concat() and pop() to complete your goal in one expression.  The Array.pop() removes the last element and returns that element.  The Array.concat() creates a new array with the new element added in.

    Note that I'm also using the "pass-through" option on the Mapper settings.  This allows any other elements in the input doc to flow through to the target path without specifying them.

    Hope this helps!