HTTP & JSON
jsonSetString
$jsonSetString[]
$jsonSetString writes a value into the JSON document and always stores it as a JSON string, exactly as written (spaces included). It returns an empty string.
Syntax
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$jsonSetString[key;(...);value]Parameters
The last argument is the value; all the arguments before it form the path. The path is given as separate arguments, one per level (no dot notation: a.b is a single key named a.b). Surrounding spaces are removed and empty arguments are skipped. A whole-number argument selects an element when the current value is an array; otherwise it is used as an object key. At most 100 arguments are accepted in total. Missing levels are created, as in $jsonSet.
Behavior
1is stored as"1",trueas"true"and{"x":1}as the string"{\"x\":1}". With$jsonSet, these would keep their type.- Useful to keep leading zeros (
007) or to send a field that an API expects as a string.
Examples
Set Explicit String Value
$jsonParse[{}]
$jsonSetString[status;operational]
$jsonSetString[code;007]
$title[Set String Field]
$description[Result: `$jsonStringify`]
$color[#5865F2]
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