JSON Object Manager Package
Version 1.2 - This bot is used to install the JSON Object Manager Command Package which creates in-memory JSON Objects that can be continually queried.
A QuickTip is available on Developer Portal for this package, check it out: Using the JSON Object Manager Package
Top Benefits
- Simplify interacting with REST web services
- Read and process JSON-formatted configuration files
- Allow a single JSON object to be continually queried by bot
- Simplify passing around JSON objects
Actions
- Transform JSON string into JSON object
- Query JSON object using dot notation
- Modify JSON elements
Version 1.2
Input:
JSON formatted string
Actions:
Query JSON object using dot notation syntax
Output:
All queries return strings
Sample Queries demonstrated by demo bot:
Accessing root objects
Accessing child objects through dot notation
Accessing the length of an array
Accessing a specific object within an array
Returning the entire array as a string
Release Notes:
1. Corrected query to retrieve the entire JSON object from the root using just . as the query
2. Added Set action that allows you to modify a value on a JSON key. The value replaced must be definite, which means it does not include an array element or sub-JSON objects
3. Additional example of types of acceptable queries can be viewed here: https://github.com/json-path/JsonPath
A QuickTip is available on Developer Portal for this package, check it out: QuickTip: Using the JSON Object Manager Package
Free
- Bot Security Program
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Level 1
- Applications
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- Category
- RPA Developer ToolsUtility
- Downloads
- 2390
- Vendor
- Automation Type
- Package
- Last Updated
- May 24, 2021
- First Published
- April 23, 2020
- Platform
- Automation 360
- ReadMe
- ReadMe
- Support
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- Community Support Only
- Pathfinder Community Developer Forum
- Bot Store FAQs
See the Package in Action
Setup Process
Install
Download the Package and follow the instructions to install it in your AAE Control Room.
Configure
Use the Package in a bot, configure keys and other credentials the package will need (see the ReadMe for details.)
Run
That's it - now the Package is ready to get going!
Requirements and Inputs
- Properly formatted JSON object as a string