I am pulling data from easybill via http and I receive it like this:
In the next step I want to pull the “company_name” which is in data.items from all 12 collections… But it always comes back empty. I am not even able to pull a single value.
The idea is that I am pulling this data and push it back into a typeform dropdown menu but as pointed out, I am not even able to get the data handed over.
output.txt (52.8 KB)
attached also the output file from the http module
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You don’t need the double quotes around the company_name parameter in the map function. Remove them.
Also, the map function works with ARRAYS. You inserted 15.data, which is NOT an array. Look closely and see which other variables is an array?
You can use the built-in functions map and first to access variables within an array.
e.g.:
{{ first(map(15.data.items; "company_name")) }}
Copy and paste the above line exactly.
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Thanks, that is already very helpful.
I tried that now but the variable still comes back empty.
my educated guess is that, as you pointed out “items” is an array, while “1,2,3 etc.” are again a “collection”. Which in turn seems to be the reason I am not getting the company name back but an empty "collection.
tried now “Set variable”, “iterartor” and even changing the http modul from json to html but I am still not able to pull a single data point into the next module. Maybe it is a general issue and I should rebuild it in a new scenario from scratch
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output easybill.txt (29.7 KB)
here is what the output looks like. I now switched to the easybill module for “search customers” directly.
output HTTP.txt (52.7 KB)
and here the output if I use the HTTP get function
