Input and Output processing
Sample Use Case - Configuring Input and Output Processing in Circuit console
Let's explore Input/Output Processing further by building a circuit using the example of an Employee Onboarding process. We initiate the process with the following state input which contains information about the employee details for employee ...
Error selector and Error path
Error Selector and Error Path are used to manage errors in a system. While Result Selector and Result Path control the output of a state upon successful execution, Error Selector and Error Path come into play when the are exceptional circumstances, ...
Parameters
Parameters provide the ability to customize JSON input by adding a collection of key-value pairs as input to a task. These values can either be static or dynamically selected from the JSON input or the context object using specific paths. Context ...
Overview
Any system is defined by the data it receives as input, the way it processes that data, and the output it generates. In a Circuit execution, the input to the circuit is provided as JSON key-value pairs. This JSON is passed as input to the initial ...
Output Path
Output Path enables you to select a portion of the state's output and transfer it to the next state for processing, eliminating any unecessary objects from the JSON output. If the Output Path isn't specified, the entire JSON node (determined by the ...
Context Object
Context Object is used to access runtime information during the circuit execution. It contains data related to the circuit, state, execution, task, and more. By understanding its structure and how to access it, you can dynamically utilize runtime ...
Result Selector and Result Path
Result Path and Result Selector are employed to extract dynamic data from the state's result when the execution is successful. Result Selector Result selector lets you retrieve and process the runtime data, enabling flexible and dynamic data ...
Input Path
Input Path enables you to filter and control the actual input passed to the state. By defining an Input Path (either in Builder View or Code View), using JSONPath notation, you can select a portion of the JSON input and use it for processing within ...
JSON Path
Path serves to locate specific parts or components within a JSON object. These paths start with the '$' symbol and follow JSONPath syntax. It is used to access particular elements or values within JSON objects passed in the Input Path, Output Path, ...

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