Additional helpers

Helpers are functions that you can use to pass any number of expressions. After processing the result, they return HTML code.

Concatenation

To concatenate two or more strings into a single string, use the {{concat "<string 1> " ... " <string _n_>"}} helper. Example:

{{#each inputValues}}
  {{field type="input" name=(concat "field_" this)}}
{{/each}}
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Object operations

To get the key value from an object, use the {{get <object> "<key>"}} helper. Example:

{{get inputValuesObj "key"}}
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Logical operations and comparisons

Logical operations and comparison operations return either true or false.

To apply a logical operation to boolean values, use the helpers:

• AND: {{and "a" … "n"}},
• AND: {{or "a" … "n"}},
• Negation: {{not "a"}}.

To compare numeric values, use the helpers:

• Greater than: {{gt "a" "b"}},

• Greater than or equal to {{gte "a" "b"}},

• Less than: {{lt "a" "b"}},

• Less than or equal to: {{lte "a" "b"}},

• Equal to: {{equal "a" "b"}}.

  Note

  The {{equal}} helper lets you compare values of any data type.

Recording output data field values in JSON

The values of multiple components can be written to the output data field in JSON format.

To do this, specify the output data field in the name attribute of the component and add a unique ID separated by a dot.

For example, the values of the two text input fields are written as JSON objects in the result output data field.

{{field type="input" name="result.input1"}}
{{field type="input" name="result.input2"}}
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The file with responses will contain the following in the result column:

{result {"input1": "<Toloker's response", "input2": "Toloker's response>"}}
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Last updated: February 15, 2023