If Else Integration
Overview
The If Else integration allows you to add conditional logic to a Decimal workflow. It evaluates a condition and determines whether the workflow should proceed based on the result.
This node is used to:
Make decisions inside workflows
Branch logic based on data values
Validate API responses
Control execution flow dynamically
If Else is a core control node and is commonly used after API calls, data transformations, or variable assignments.
Available Module
If Else
Evaluates a comparison between two values and returns a boolean result that can be used to control downstream workflow execution.
When to Use If Else
Use If Else when:
You need to compare values (numbers or strings)
Workflow behavior depends on runtime data
You want to validate conditions before proceeding
You want to prevent invalid or unsafe actions
Typical use cases include:
Checking API response values
Comparing token prices or balances
Validating status codes
Enforcing thresholds or limits
Adding If Else to a Workflow
Open the Decimal workflow editor
Add a Trigger or connect from an existing node
From Control, select If Else
Connect the node to the previous step in the workflow
Once added, the If Else Settings panel opens automatically.
Module Configuration
Left Value Path
The Left Value Path defines the value to evaluate from the current workflow context.
Uses dot or bracket notation
Refers to data produced by previous nodes
Example:
httpResult[0].responseData.bitcoin.usd
This field is required. If empty or invalid, the node will not execute.
Operator
Select the comparison operator to apply.
Supported operators include:
Equals (==)
Not Equals (!=)
Greater Than (>)
Less Than (<)
Greater Than or Equal To (>=)
Less Than or Equal To (<=)
Choose the operator based on the type of comparison required.
Right Value
The Right Value is the value to compare against.
Can be a number or a string
Must match the expected type of the left value
Example:
113000
This field is required.
Result Variable Name
Defines the variable name that will store the boolean result of the condition.
Default example:
conditionResult
The result will be:
true if the condition passes
false if the condition fails
This variable is available to all downstream nodes.
Output & Variables
After execution, the If Else node stores the result as a boolean variable.
Example usage:
conditionResult === true
This result can be used to:
Control branching logic
Gate critical actions
Trigger follow-up steps conditionally
Example Workflow
Use Case: Execute logic only when a condition is met.
Workflow:
Trigger
Call API (fetch data)
If Else (validate condition)
Execute next step only if condition passes
This allows workflows to behave dynamically based on real-time data.
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