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Nodes

Iconnek's nodes represent the various programming elements required to make up the automation flow. Each node type serves a specific function in your workflow, from data collection to transformation and output.

Explanations of each node can be found in The Nodes section of the Iconnek documentation.

Node Categories

Iconnek organizes nodes into functional categories for easy access:

  • BASE: Foundation elements for your workflows

  • FUNCTION: Logical operations and computational tools

  • API: Integration with external services and systems

  • TRANSFORMATION: Data manipulation and format conversion

  • NOTIFICATION: Alert and messaging capabilities

Using nodes

For data to flow through your scenario, you must wire nodes via their handles. Create connections by clicking on an output handle of one node and dragging it to the input handle of another, establishing pathways for your data. Delete wires by selecting them and pressing the Delete button on your keyboard.

Select multiple nodes in the editor by holding theCtrlkey by click-dragging on the workspace.

Once selected, they can be deleted or dragged.

Node status

Nodes display status indicators during execution. A red light indicates an error while a green light signals a successful operation.

Advanced Configuration

Double-click any node to access its configuration panel. The edit dialog contains three key elements:

  • Label: Rename the node in the workspace

  • Stop on error: Interrupt the flow when this node encounters an error

  • Configuration: Define the node's specific logic and behaviour

The node editor provides intuitive controls to ensure your automation scenarios operate exactly as intended.

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