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 the state.
Consider the following JSON, received as an output from the state's execution which represents the state input:
{"employee1": {"name": "Angelina","emp_id": "357","location": "CA"},"employee2": {"name": "Martin","emp_id": "543","location": "New York"}}
{"get_employee_details": {"type": "pass","next": "End","start": true,"input_path": "$.employee2"}}
{"name": "Martin","emp_id": "543","location": "New York"}
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