The HTTP Client Snap can use the Basic Authentication Account.
Did you try to reference the credentials in the "Raw entity" field within the snap?
BR,
Spiro Taleski
Puh! Apologies, that I have not described everything I had tried before posting.
Among others, I had tried parseFloat as well.
I wonder if you have tried it yourself, jolly good. Pipeline is attached
parseFloat($amount.toFixed(2)) will remove the decimal ‘.00’, so this brings nothing.
As a result you would get: 1000 → “1000.00” → 1000
Again I need to add decimals to 1000 to get 1000.00, NOT to “1000.00”
{
"amount" : 1000.00
}
anyone?
thank you.
toDouble_2022_01_12.slp (5.9 KB)
Actually, It will not. I agree with @viktor_n on this one. This is a validation from the pipeline you attached:
Don’t rely on the preview within the snap, check the actual output after validation.
Regards,
Bojan
Arrgh! Indeed, Bojan, you are right. I always forget, that one should not relay on just a half-reliable platform. Also, if runtime presents the result same as validation.
Terribly sorry for that. I suppose, it comes from the habit of using other mature integration tools. I promise to remember that in the future. I must admit, it presents a certain kind of a thrill “Oh goodie! which feature is reliable in this release, my-oh-my!” - very exciting.
Thank you and kind regards.
Output:
[{"amount":1000.00}]
Updated pipeline attached.
toDouble_2022_01_12.slp (8.6 KB)
