Nodes
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Iconnek's nodes represent the various programming elements required to make up the automation flow. The nodes are classified by categories, such as BASE, FUNCTION, API, STORAGE, TRANSFORMATION and NOTIFICATION.
Explanations of each node in these categories can be found in The Nodes section of the Iconnek documentation.
To use nodes, click on the desired node in the list and drag it into the main workspace. The START node is the mandatory entry point to which the first node in your scenario must be linked.
To enable data to flow through scenarios, threads must link nodes via their handles. A node has one input handle but can have several output handles. To link nodes, click on a handle and link it to the handle of the next node.
Most nodes always have one handle for input and another for output. However, some nodes may have several exit handles.
In this case, you can link your note to several others.
Some nodes can display a status when the scenario is executed. A red light, for example, indicates an error, while a green light indicates success.
A node’s configuration can be edited by double-clicking on the node.
The edit dialogue box contains three elements:
Label - rename a node in the workspace.
Stop on error - interrupt the flow from this node so that it stops when the node emits an error.
Configuration - configuration of node logic.
