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Boolean

The Boolean node is a simple utility node that allows you to input a boolean value (true or false) and pass it through to other nodes in your spell. It’s useful when you need to provide a boolean input to control the flow or behavior of your spell.

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Inputs

  • a (boolean, default: false): The input boolean value.

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Outputs

  • result (boolean): The boolean value passed through from the input.

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Configuration

This node has no additional configuration options.

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Usage

  1. Add a Boolean node to your spell.
  2. Connect the result output to the input of another node that expects a boolean value.
  3. Set the a input to the desired boolean value (true or false).

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Example

Suppose you have a spell that sends an email notification based on a certain condition. You can use a Boolean node to control whether the email should be sent or not.

// Nodes in this example:
// - Trigger
// - Boolean
// - Branch
// - Email Notification

// Connect the nodes:
Trigger -> Boolean
Boolean -> Branch (condition)
Branch (true) -> Email Notification

In this example, the Boolean node’s result output is connected to the condition input of a Branch node. When the a input of the Boolean node is set to true, the email notification will be sent. When it’s set to false, the email won’t be sent.

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Best Practices

  • Use a Boolean node whenever you need to provide a simple on/off or yes/no input to another node.
  • Consider renaming the node to something more descriptive of its purpose in your spell, e.g., “Send Email” or “Enable Logging”.

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Common Issues

There are no common issues specific to the Boolean node. Just ensure that you’ve set the a input to the intended value and that the result output is properly connected to the input of the node where you want to use the boolean value.