Dictionary Node

The Dictionary Node allows you to create and manage a collection of key-value pairs dynamically. It provides flexibility in outputting the data either as a JavaScript object or a URL-encoded query string.

Features

• Dynamic addition and removal of key-value pairs
• Configurable output mode (Object or Query String)
• User-friendly modal interface for editing key-value pairs

Inputs

This node does not have any inputs. All data is managed through the node’s interface.

Outputs

• out (string | object): The output can be either a JavaScript object or a URL-encoded query string, depending on the selected output mode.

Properties

• items (array): An array of objects representing the key-value pairs.
• outputMode (string): Determines the format of the output. Can be either “object” or “querystring”.

Usage

1. Adding Key-Value Pairs:

   • Click the “Edit Key-Values” button to open the modal interface.
   • Use the ”+ Add Key-Value” button to create new pairs.
   • Enter the key and value in the respective input fields.

2. Removing Key-Value Pairs:

   • In the modal interface, click the “Remove” button next to the pair you wish to delete.

3. Setting Output Mode:

   • Use the “Output Mode” dropdown to select between “object” and “querystring”.

4. Connecting to Other Nodes:

   • Connect the output to subsequent nodes for further processing.

Output Modes

Object Mode

When set to “object”, the node outputs a JavaScript object containing all key-value pairs.

Example output:

{
  "key1": "value1",
  "key2": "value2"
}