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Pins

Pins are at the core of flows, they are used to connect data between nodes and define the order in which nodes should be executed

pins

Overview​

You can only connect pins that share the same color. Each color defines a data type in forgelab

Basics​

Execution pins​

sequence Execution pins are used to define the sequence or nodes to be ran. A node can have multiple input or outputs pins.

Data Pins​

There are 5 different data pins in forgelab. Each color represent one type. sequence

text
The "text" data type represents a sequence of characters, typically used for storing and manipulating textual information.
"message": "Hello, world!"
number
The "number" data type is used for storing numerical values, including integers and floating-point numbers.
"quantity": 10
boolean
The "boolean" data type represents a binary value indicating either true or false.
"isActive": true
object
The "object" data type is a complex data structure that allows you to organize and store multiple key-value pairs.
"person": {
  "name": "John Doe",
  "age": 30,
  "city": "Example City"
}
array
The "array" data type is used to store an ordered collection of values, allowing you to work with lists or sequences of data.
"fruits": ["apple", "banana", "orange"]

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