Connections with Conditions

The Condition element lets the flow continue only when its conditions are met. When creating a condition, you define how PalDock evaluates a response to decide whether it is successful. Each condition consists of four parts:

  • Source – where to take the value from:
    • Body – a field inside the response body
    • Header – a response header
    • HTTP code – the status code of the response (e.g. 200, 404)
    • Constant – a fixed value defined manually
    • Query – a query parameter in the response URL
  • Key – the specific field or property to extract (the value in the response).
  • Operator – how the extracted value should be evaluated (see Operators).
  • Value – the expected value to compare against.

Example

  • Source: Body
  • Key: status
  • Operator: equals
  • Value: ok

This condition passes if the response body contains “status”: “ok”.

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