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For Each

Run an inline body subgraph once per row of an items dataframe.

Runs its body once per row of items and collects what each pass produced.

A frame module: the body is a whole flow of its own, held in settings.body. concurrency caps how many passes run at once and onError decides whether one bad row fails the loop or is recorded and skipped. collectModuleId and collectPortId name the port inside the body whose value is gathered into results. A ForEach inside a ForEach body is refused — nest a While if you need two levels.

At a glance

Module type

ForEach

Category

Intelligence

Default tier

durable

Runs on

reactive, durable

Starts a flow

no

Holds a body

yes

Keeps state between runs

no

Available in

every application type

Parameters

body

ForEachBodyState · required · defaults to {"modules":[],"edges":[]}

The flow run once per item: its own modules and edges.

collectModuleId

string · required · defaults to ""

The module inside the body whose port is gathered into results.

collectPortId

string · required · defaults to ""

Which of that module's ports is gathered.

concurrency

number · required · defaults to 2

How many passes run at once; the backend caps it at 8.

onError

"continue" | "fail" · required · defaults to "continue"

Record a failed pass in errors and carry on, or fail the whole loop.

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.

items

dataframe

yes

One pass per row of this frame.

data

dataframe

no

A frame every pass sees unchanged, for lookups the loop should not re-read.

Outputs

Port
Kind
Connects to
Description

results

dataframe

dataframe, signal

The collected port, one row per successful pass.

errors

dataframe

dataframe, signal

One row per pass that failed, with what went wrong.


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