I have a very simple flow.
I create a google doc upon webhook activation. I want to return the ID in json.
What gets returned is a STRING inside an ARRAY.
not a json.
Actual return value:
[
{
“data”: “{\n “document_id”: “1E3nVm5Y-RyQvfZw4pbxzVFzqM1jAOg24rzN_HSpQ9Dg”,\n “something_else”: “For john doe: Personalized Newsletter”\n}”
}
]
I would love to share the workflow for everyone to see but not sure how to properly ask questions here.
Thanks
Hi Noam, if you want to return a JSON like this:
{
“data”: {
“document_id”: “IDasdkjqwkej”,
“something_else”: “something else”
}
}
Paste the data and click on generate
If you want to save an operation you can delete the “create JSON” module and add the string directly to the body of the webhook response and map the document data there
As long as it is a valid JSON string it will work
I hope this was helpful
Hi, thanks
This doesn’t work.
What this returns is a stringified json and not an actual json, which was my question.
You can see I actually did the exact same thing in my question.
Do you want to use the JSON directly on make?
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