Efficiently manage global variables within the workflow console, empowering users to
effortlessly create, update, delete, and inspect them with precision and ease.Figure 1. Workflows Dashboard
Create Global variable
Click the Global Variables button.
Click the Create Global Variables tabFigure 2. List of Global Variables
The value type consists of two distinct categories.
String
JSON
Figure 3. Create Global VariableFigure 4. Success Message
Once a global variable is created, it will be incorporated into the global variable
repository.Figure 5. Global variable added to repository
Currently, these global variables are available within the condition node and can also be
used in the code inside the action node.
Global variables usage in the Action node.Figure 6. Global variables in Action node
Global variables usage in the condition node.Figure 7. Global variables in Condition node
The user should not be allowed to create a variable with an empty value. Display the
message "Please fill out this field" to prompt the user.Figure 8. Warning Message
Note:
The user should not be allowed to create a variable with a name
that contains only spaces.
User should not able to type the special characters in the
name input field.
User should not be able to give the with empty value to description field and indicate
the user with the message "Please fill out this field".Figure 9. Warning Message
Whatsapp Node
The WhatsApp node enables sending notifications via Whatsapp messages, utilizing two
platforms:
Twillio
WhatsappFigure 10. Whatsapp Node
Twillio: User must have an account in Twilio to send whatsapp messages. A
Twilio Account SID, Auth Token, and Twilio phone number are required.Figure 11. Twilio
Whatsapp: WhatsApp integration allows you to send messages using WhatsApp
business API. You need to provide API Key, API secret and sender ID.Figure 12. Whatsapp
We can either pass it directly through the JSON payload sent in the body of the REST API
generated by the workflow or pass it to the previous node.Figure 13. Message passed via JSON payload
File Upload
The File Upload node enables you to upload a file into the workflow. The upload file URL
can be accessed by other nodes via params.prevStep.result. Similarly, the uploaded file
can be retrieved in the action node using params.prevStep.result." Figure 14. File Upload