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Logic Nodes

Logic nodes allow your bot to make smart decisions, validate data, and branch into different paths.

🔀 Type Switch (logic.type_switch)​

This is an advanced node for handling Complex Data Types. It works like a traffic director for data shapes.

Use Case: You have a generic "Update" object, but you want to do different things if it's a New Member event vs a Message event.

How it works​

  1. Connect a generic data object to the Value input.
  2. The node automatically detects the possible "Variants" (types).
  3. It creates a Flow Output for each variant (e.g., Case_Message, Case_NewMember).
  4. It creates a Data Output for each variant with specific fields.

🔎 Match Pattern (logic.match)​

A powerful version of the Switch node that supports Regular Expressions.

Configuration​

  • Cases: A list of patterns to check.
  • Mode: Select Exact Match or Regex for each case.

Example​

CasePatternMatches
1^help"help me", "help"
2order_\d+"order_123"
3`(yesyeah

Outputs:

  • A unique Flow Output for each case (e.g. Case 1).
  • Index: Which case number matched (1, 2, 3...).
  • Key: The value of the matching pattern.

⚖️ Condition (logic.condition)​

The standard If/Else check.

Configuration​

  • Expression: A boolean formula (e.g., var.age >= 18).
  • Else Ifs: Additional conditions to check if the first one fails.

Outputs:

  • True: If the expression is true.
  • False: If all expressions fail.
  • Else If X: If a specific alternative condition matches.

🔢 Switch (logic.switch)​

Simple routing based on exact values. Great for menus.

Configuration​

  • Cases: List of strings (e.g., "Support", "Sales", "Tech").

Outputs:

  • A Flow Output for each string.
  • Default: If the input doesn't match any case.

🧩 Regex Check (logic.regex)​

Validates if a string matches a pattern (e.g., "Is this a valid email?").

Outputs:

  • Match: It fits the pattern.
  • NoMatch: It doesn't fit.
  • MatchedText: The part of the string that matched.