Array Concatenate

This node merges two arrays into one.

The Array Concatenate node joins two collections sequentially.

The Array Concatenate node takes two input arrays (Array 1 and Array 2) and produces a single new array containing all items from the first, followed by all items from the second.

Inputs

Input

Data	Description
Array 1	The first array (start of the result).
Array 2	The second array (end of the result).

Actions

Signal	Description
Do	Triggers the concatenation.

Outputs

Data

Data	Description
Concatenated Array	The combined array.

Signals

Signal	Description
Done	Triggered when the operation is complete.

Usage

Use this to combine datasets, such as merging "Featured Items" with "All Items", or combining results from two different API calls.

Example Use Cases

1. Infinite Scroll: Append a "New Page" array to the "Current List" array. (Note: This node creates a new array, so for infinite scroll, you might often use Insert loop instead, but this works for simple merges).
2. Headers: Add a static "Select an option..." item (Array 1) to a dynamic list of options (Array 2) for a dropdown.

Detailed Behavior

1. Shallow Copy: The items themselves are not cloned; the new array contains references to the same objects.
2. Order: Array 1 items come first, then Array 2.

Troubleshooting

• Null Inputs: If an input is null/undefined, it is treated as an empty array.