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say I have a workflow that extract value from notion database. if the ‘link’ property is null, then skip the remaining workflows. how can i achieve this
To achieve this, you can use the “Notion — Query Database” action to get the data from your Notion database and then use a code step to check if the ‘link’ property is null. If it’s null, you can exit the workflow using $.flow.exit(). Here’s an example: 1. Add the “Notion — Query Database” action to your workflow and configure it with your Notion account and database ID. 2. Add a code step after the “Notion — Query Database” action with the following code: ```
const data = steps.query_database.$return_value.results; const linkProperty = “link”; // Replace this with the name of your link property for (const item of data) { if (item.properties[linkProperty].url === null) { $.flow.exit(“Link property is null, exiting workflow”); } // Add the remaining actions you want to perform when the link property is not null }
for step 2, what’s the name for the code step
You can name the code step according to its purpose, for example, “Check Link Property”. The name should be descriptive and help you understand the purpose of the step in your workflow.
how do i add multiple filter in query notion database
To add multiple filters in the “Notion — Query Database” action, you can follow these steps: 1. Add the “Notion — Query Database” action to your workflow and configure it with your Notion account and database ID. 2. In the “Filter” section of the action, click “Add a filter group”. 3. Within the filter group, you can add multiple filters by clicking “Add a filter” and selecting the property, condition, and value for each filter. 4. You can also set the filter group’s condition to “and” or “or” to combine the filters accordingly. Remember that you can create nested filter groups by adding more filter groups within an existing filter group, allowing you to create complex filtering conditions.
say I have a workflow that extract value from notion database. if the ‘data’ property equals 0, then skip the remaining workflows. how can i achieve this
To achieve this, you can use the “Notion — Query Database” action to get the data from your Notion database and then use a code step to check if the ‘data’ property equals 0. If it does, you can exit the workflow using $.flow.exit(). Here’s an example: 1. Add the “Notion — Query Database” action to your workflow and configure it with your Notion account and database ID. 2. Add a code step after the “Notion — Query Database” action and name it “Check Data Property”. Use the following code: ```
const results = steps.query_database.$return_value.results; const dataProperty = “data”; // Replace this with the name of your data property for (const item of results) { if (item.properties[dataProperty].number === 0) { $.flow.exit(“Data property equals 0, exiting workflow”); } // Add the remaining actions you want to perform when the data property is not 0 }
do you have python version
Do you have python version
Sure, here’s the Python version of the code to check if the ‘data’ property equals 0 and exit the workflow if it does: 1. Add the “Notion — Query Database” action to your workflow and configure it with your Notion account and database ID. 2. Add a Python code step after the “Notion — Query Database” action and name it “Check Data Property”. Use the following code: ```
from pipedream.script_helpers import steps, export results = steps.query_database[“$return_value”][“results”] data_property = “data” # Replace this with the name of your data property for item in results: if item[“properties”][data_property][“number”] == 0: export(“workflow_exit_reason”, “Data property equals 0, exiting workflow”) break # Add the remaining actions you want to perform when the data property is not 0
how do i stop workflow using python
To stop a workflow early using Python, you can raise an error or use pd.flow.exit() in your Python code step. Here’s an example: def handler(pd: 'pipedream'): # Your condition to check if you want to stop the workflow if some_condition: return pd.flow.exit('Exiting early due to some_condition.') # The remaining code will only run if some_condition is False In this example, if some_condition is True, the workflow will exit early, and the remaining code will not run.
for ‘end_based_on_condition’, how do i know if condition is met or not, since there is no output
You can add an output to the ‘end_based_on_condition’ step by using the $.export() function. This will allow you to see if the condition was met or not. Here’s an example: if (some_condition) { $.export("condition_met", true); $.flow.exit("Exiting early due to some_condition."); } else { $.export("condition_met", false); } In this example, the condition_met export will be set to true if the condition is met and the workflow exits early, and false otherwise. You can view the exported value in the step’s output in the Pipedream execution logs.
the filter ‘end_based_on_condition’ does not have place where i can insert code
You’re correct that the ‘End execution if a condition is met’ action in the Filter app doesn’t allow you to insert custom code directly. Instead, you can use a code step to achieve a similar result. Here’s an example: 1. Add a code step after the step where you get the data you want to check. 2. Name it “Check Condition” and use the following code: if (some_condition) { // Replace this with your actual condition $.flow.exit("Exiting early due to some_condition."); } else { // Add the remaining actions you want to perform when the condition is not met } In this example, if some_condition is true, the workflow will exit early, and the remaining code will not run. If it’s false, you can add the remaining actions you want to perform within the else block.