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Expression

Compute one value from a, b and c with the scalar grammar.

Computes one scalar from a, b and c with the scalar grammar, producing a value of kind. Only a is required, so a one-operand expression needs no placeholder wiring.

At a glance

Module type

Expression

Category

Primitives · Scalar and json

Default tier

reactive

Runs on

reactive, durable

Starts a flow

no

Holds a body

no

Keeps state between runs

no

Available in

every application type

Parameters

kind

"string" | "number" | "boolean" | "datetime" · required · defaults to "number"

The type of the result.

expression

string · required · defaults to ""

The scalar expression over a, b and c.

Inputs

Port
Kind
Required
Description

on

event

no

Implicit on every module that does not itself start a flow: wire an event here to make this module the start of what that event runs.

a

scalar

yes

The first operand.

b

scalar

no

The second operand, if the expression uses one.

c

scalar

no

The third operand, if the expression uses one.

Outputs

Port
Kind
Connects to
Description

value

scalar

scalar, json, text, signal

What expression evaluated to.


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