Condition Node Documentation

The Lamatic.ai Condition Node is a versatile component designed to introduce condition logic into your workflows. Think of it as the decision-maker for your applications. By evaluating variables and triggers, it determines the next steps in your workflow, enabling a more dynamic and responsive system. Whether you’re automating processes, managing data flows, or creating complex logic, this node is the foundation for smarter decision-making.

Features

What Can You Build?

1. Automated Decision-Making Processes: Create workflows that analyze data inputs and execute the appropriate actions automatically.
2. Dynamic Workflows: Adjust processes based on real-time inputs, such as user actions or external data feeds.
3. Custom Logic Flows: Enhance your projects by embedding unique business logic directly into your applications.
4. Optimized Multi-Step Processes: Save time and reduce errors by automating repetitive decision-making tasks.

Configuration

1. Open the Condition Node Configuration Panel:

   • Click on the Condition Node in your workflow. This will open the configuration panel on the right side, where you can define conditions.

2. Define a Condition:

   • Click the Add Condition button.
   • You will see a condition structure that includes:
     • Operator: The logic to be applied (e.g., equals, greater than, contains). Select the appropriate operator based on your condition.
     • Operands: Specify the input values for the condition. These could be variables, constants, or dynamic data.

3. Edit the Condition:

   • Click the Edit button next to the condition to customize it.

   • Define:

     • First Operand: The variable or value to evaluate.
     • Operator: Select from options such as equals, not equals, greater than, etc.
     • Second Operand: The value or variable to compare against.

      {
         "operator": null,
         "operands": [
            {
               "name": "a",
               "operator": "<=",
               "value": "5"
            }
         ]
      }

4. Add Multiple Conditions (Optional):

   • Use the Add Condition button to define additional conditions if needed.
   • Combine multiple conditions using logical operators like AND or OR to create more complex logic.

5. Define Outcome Paths:

   • Configure the paths for Condition 1 and Else:
     • Condition 1: The path the workflow will follow if the condition evaluates to true.
     • Else: The fallback path if the condition evaluates to false.
   • Select the additional nodes into these paths to define subsequent actions.

6. Test the Configuration:

   • Use the Test option at the bottom right to simulate your workflow and verify that the Condition Node behaves as expected.

7. Save and Deploy:

   • Once configured, click Save to store the changes.
   • Click Deploy to activate the workflow with the configured Condition Node.

Low-Code Example

  - nodeId: conditionNode_347
    nodeType: conditionNode
    condition:
      - label: Condition 1
        value: plus-node-addNode_263609
      - label: Else
        value: plus-node-addNode_784238
    nodeName: Condition
    values:
      conditions:
        - label: Condition 1
          value: conditionNode_347-addNode_263
          condition:
            operator: null
            operands:
              - name: ''
                operator: <=
                value: ''
        - label: Else
          value: conditionNode_347-addNode_784
          condition: {}
    needs:
      - triggerNode_1

Troubleshooting

Common Issues

Debugging Tips

• Check Lamatic Flow logs for error details
• Verify flow deployment status
• Test input parameters independently
• Monitor flow execution time