Hi @KTsnap,
There is multiple ways of adding an element to an array. Besides the .push() method, you can use array concatenation:
$value.concat([{"color":null,"default":false,"description":null,"isActive":null,"label":"Active","urls":null,"valueName":"Active"}])
OR
[...$value,{"color":null,"default":false,"description":null,"isActive":null,"label":"Active","urls":null,"valueName":"Active"}]
Regards,
Bojan
HI Bojan,
But it can be dynamic depending on the number of inputs.
its unsure in every run , whether we need to add one element or more than one element to the existing value. How we can implement the same for dynamic values
@KTsnap, Concatenating can be on multiple elements. In the square brackets, list the elements that need to be added to the original array. That’s basically joining 2 arrays (array1 which is original, array2 which is array of values that need to be added)
Hi Bojan,
I tried the above syntax. But its giving only the value inside the array. I need those value along with the input (the way extend works)
Hey @KTsnap ,
Here is the array before the expression:
and here is the array after the expression:
Re-check if you are doing something wrong. If you were referring to the complete payload, than make sure you check Pass Through in the Mapper.
the expected Output is as follows:
[
{
"entity":
{
"attributes":
{
"type":"CustomField","url":"A"
}
"Metadata":
{
"valueSet":
{
"value":
[
{
"color":null,"default":false,"description":null,"isActive":null,"label":"None","urls":null,"valueName":"None"
},
{
"color":null,"default":false,"description":null,"isActive":null,"label":"Country","urls":null,"valueName":"Country"
},
{
"color":null,"default":false,"description":null,"isActive":null,"label":"Employee","urls":null,"valueName":"Employee"
},
{
"color":null,"default":false,"description":null,"isActive":null,"label":"Both","urls":null,"valueName":"Both"
},
{
"color":null,"default":false,"description":null,"isActive":null,"label":"Active","urls":null,"valueName":"Active"
}
]
},
},
},
}
]
