Switch

executes boolean clauses

Facilitates conditional branching and decision-making within flows based on specified conditions. It allows users to define conditional expressions or predicates to evaluate data or flow state, directing flow execution along different paths accordingly. The switch node enables users to implement dynamic and adaptive flow by branching based on runtime conditions.

The main difference between switch and if node is the ability to create multiple routes.

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Properties

Common

Name - refers to the unique identifier or label assigned to a node within a flow.

Type	Restrictions
input Text	must consist of letters (A-Z or a-z), digits (0-9), underscores (_), or dollar signs ($). However, a class name cannot start with a digit and dollar sign ($) Unique per flow Mandatory Min length: 1 Max length: 255 Reserved words

Description - provides a textual description or additional information about a node within a flow. Unlike the name property, which serves as a unique identifier or label for the node, the description property offers supplementary details that help to clarify the purpose, functionality, or behavior of the node.

Type	Restrictions
Input Text	Max length: 5000

Specific

Condition - a condition that will determine the further progress of the flow. Unlike IF, there can be several branches here, further execution will follow the first branch that meets the specified condition. The Expression Editor is used to add and edit conditions. There can be any number of label-condition blocks, depending on the requirements.

Type	Restrictions
Boolean Expression	Mandatory

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Result

No new variables

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Connections

Type	Min count	Max count
in	1	*
out (multiple, depends on conditions count)	1	*