Render Data as JSON
Create JSON Objects from your data for flexible use in actions and automations
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Using JSON in Templates
JSON objects have already been natively supported for PostgreSQL and Redshift. Historically we allow users to dynamically render json data in a template using mustache:
We're adding support for iterating over JSON objects in action templates for more data sources.
Format your Data as a JSON object
We have introduced a naming convention to append the prefix type_json_
to a column which will signal LogicLoop to parse the column value into JSON. All columns you return whose names start will type_json
will be parsed as JSON.

Use Your Object in an Action
Once you have a rule that creates a JSON object, you can use the JSON object in an action. You can use action templating to iterate over and access the values in your objects.

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