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Alphi
  • Welcome to Alphi
  • Projects
    • 📗Creating a project
    • 🔗Allowed Hosts
    • 👥Collaborators
  • Flow Builder
    • Overview
    • ⚡Methods
    • 🎛️Parameters
    • 🧱Nodes
    • 👟Running
    • 🚀Environments
  • Connections
    • Overview
    • 🔑Add an API Key
    • 🔓OAuth Connections
  • Authentication
    • Overview
    • 🟡Outseta
    • 🔵Memberstack
    • 🟠Firebase
  • Nodes
    • 🌐HTTP Request
    • 🛣️Logic
    • 🗜️Flatten
    • 🪣Filter Keys
    • 🔤Format Keys
    • 🏷️Rename Keys
    • 🔩Drill Down
    • ⬅️Get Values
    • 🪄Set Dataset
    • ✨Set Property
    • 🍪Set Cookie
    • 🔑Set Connection
    • #️⃣Encode JWT
    • 🔢Decode JWT
    • 🖼️Render
    • 📜Ethereum - Verify Message
  • Response Nodes
    • 👾JSON Response
    • 🎨HTML Response
    • 🔗HTTP Redirect
    • 🚫Error
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  1. Flow Builder

Nodes

The building blocks

A flow is made up of nodes. Each node serves a specific purpose: connecting to third-party services, transforming data, performing conditional logic and returning responses.

Name

Each node is given a unique name, e.g. node_1, which can be used to reference its data and/or metadata.

To rename a node click the node's name.

Renaming a node does not update the existing references to the node. We recommend that you name a node before creating references to it.

Options

To open the node's configuration options, click the ⚙️ icon.

Output Data

To view the node's output data, click the ⚙️ icon and expand the output panel.

Connectors

Inputs

A node's input connector can be connected to the output of one or more nodes.

The start node does not have an input connector.

Outputs

A node's output connector can be connected to one node's input.

The logic node has two output connectors.

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