Data Types
Integromat Data Types are derived from normal JSON data types, with some limitations and additions.
Primitive Types
string
A string is a statically specified piece of text, like "Hello, world"
.
number
A number is a sequence of digits, like 8452
or -123
.
boolean
A boolean is a binary type that has 2 values: true
or false
.
null
A null
is a special type, that represents an absence of a value.
Complex Types
Flat Object
A Flat Object is a collection of key-value pairs, where the key is a String, and the value can be any Primitive Type. Example:
A Flat Object cannot contain nested collections and arrays.
Object
An Object is a collection of key-value pairs, where the key is a String, and the value can be any Primitive or Complex type. Example:
Array
An Array is a collection of Primitive and Complex types.
IML Types
IML types are special Strings or Complex Types that can contain IML expressions. An IML expression is a template expression that can resolve into a value.
IML String
An IML String is a String that can contain IML expressions in between {{
and }}
tags. Anything between these tags is considered an expression. IML Strings are also known as Template Strings. IML String is an extension to String and, as such, can contain any value that a normal String can contain. It does not have to be just an IML expression.
Examples:
A String of a single IML expression: "{{body.data.firstName + ' ' + body.data.lastName}}"
A String without an IML expression: "Hello, World"
A String with text and IML expression: "Hello, {{body.data.name}}"
IML Flat Object
An IML Flat Object is a Flat Object that can additionally contain IML Strings as values. Example:
IML Object
An IML Object is an Object that can additionally contain IML Strings and IML Arrays as values. Example:
IML Array
An IML Array is an Array that can contain IML Strings and IML Objects as values. Example:
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