The user should have access to some sort of documentation for each node that explains the different fields/inputs etc.
Example: In the HttpOutputNode, if you supply a input of a primitive type, the input gets encapsulated in {input: <input>} for the replacement and {output: <input>} for the request itself.
The user should have access to some sort of documentation for each node that explains the different fields/inputs etc.
Example: In the
HttpOutputNode, if you supply a input of a primitive type, the input gets encapsulated in{input: <input>}for the replacement and{output: <input>}for the request itself.