If

This node provides conditional logic by routing signals based on boolean input.

The If node evaluates a boolean condition and triggers different signals based on the result.

The If node implements conditional branching logic. It evaluates a boolean input when triggered and emits either a True Condition or False Condition signal based on the result. It is the fundamental node for creating decision-based workflows and logic forks.

Inputs

General

Data	Description
Boolean Input	The condition to evaluate. Expects a true or false boolean value.

Control

Signal	Description
Do	Triggers the condition evaluation. The logic is only executed when this signal is received.

Outputs

Signals

Signal	Description
True Condition	Triggered if the Boolean Input is strictly true.
False Condition	Triggered if the Boolean Input is strictly false.

Usage

Conditional Flow Control

The If node enables branching logic in your application:

1. Set Condition: Connect a boolean value (e.g., from a comparison node or variable) to the Boolean Input.
2. Trigger Evaluation: Send a signal to the Do input (e.g., from a button click or previous node).
3. Handle Results: Connect the True Condition output to the logic you want to run when true, and False Condition to the logic for false.

Example Use Cases

1. User Authentication: Route users based on login status.
   • Boolean Input: isLoggedIn variable.
   • True Condition: Navigate to Dashboard.
   • False Condition: Show Login Form.
2. Form Validation: Handle valid vs invalid form data.
   • Boolean Input: isFormValid.
   • True Condition: Submit Form.
   • False Condition: Show Validation Errors.
3. Feature Flags: Enable/disable features conditionally.
   • Boolean Input: featureEnabled.
   • True Condition: Show New Feature.
   • False Condition: Show Default UI.
4. Toggle Logic: Switch between two states.

Detailed Behavior

• Strict Boolean Check: The node checks if the input is strictly true or false.
• Null/Undefined Handling: If the Boolean Input is null or undefined when Do is triggered, neither output signal is fired. This is a safety feature to prevent unexpected behavior from uninitialized variables.
• No Side Effects: The node does not modify any data; it only routes the flow of execution.

Troubleshooting

• No Output Signal: If you trigger Do and neither True Condition nor False Condition fires, your Boolean Input is likely null or undefined. Ensure the input variable is properly initialized.
• Unexpected Branch: Verify the source of your boolean input. Use a "Debug" or "Log" node to inspect the value being passed to Boolean Input before the If node.