Object / Map nodes let you read, write, and transform key-value data structures. Objects are the primary way DRAGOPS represents structured data — API responses, event payloads, and configuration maps are all objects.

This category contains a mix of pure nodes (Get Property, Has Property, Object Keys, Merge Objects) and impure nodes (Set Property, Delete Property).

Get Property

Read a property by key or dot path (e.g., "name" or "user.address.city").

Pin	Direction	Type	Description
Object	Input	Object	The object to read from
Key	Input	String	Property name or dot-separated path
Value	Output	Any	The property value

Pure. Use Get Property to extract fields from API responses, webhook payloads, or any structured data.

Set Property

Set a property on an object. Returns a new object with the property added or updated.

Pin	Direction	Type	Description
Exec	Input	Exec	Triggers the operation
Object	Input	Object	The source object
Key	Input	String	Property name to set
Value	Input	Any	Value to assign
Exec	Output	Exec	Continues after the operation
Result	Output	Object	New object with the property set

Impure. Use Set Property to add or update fields — enriching an alert with reputation data, setting a status flag.

Delete Property

Remove a property from an object. Returns a new object without the specified key.

Pin	Direction	Type	Description
Exec	Input	Exec	Triggers the operation
Object	Input	Object	The source object
Key	Input	String	Property name to remove
Exec	Output	Exec	Continues after the operation
Result	Output	Object	New object without the property

Impure. Use Delete Property to strip sensitive fields before forwarding data — removing tokens, passwords, or internal IDs.

Has Property

Check if a property exists on an object.

Pin	Direction	Type	Description
Object	Input	Object	The object to check
Key	Input	String	Property name to look for
Result	Output	Boolean	True if the property exists

Pure. Use Has Property to guard against missing fields before accessing them.

Object Keys

Get all keys of an object as an array.

Pin	Direction	Type	Description
Object	Input	Object	The source object
Keys	Output	Array	Array of key names

Pure. Use Object Keys to discover available fields, iterate over properties, or compare object shapes.

Object Values

Get all values of an object as an array.

Pin	Direction	Type	Description
Object	Input	Object	The source object
Values	Output	Array	Array of values

Pure. Use Object Values to extract all values for aggregation — summing scores, collecting all IPs, or flattening data.

Object Entries

Get key-value pairs as an array of two-element arrays.

Pin	Direction	Type	Description
Object	Input	Object	The source object
Entries	Output	Array	Array of [key, value] pairs

Pure. Use Object Entries to iterate over an object with both keys and values — building formatted strings, mapping to new structures.

Merge Objects

Combine two objects into one. Properties in B override matching properties in A.

Pin	Direction	Type	Description
A	Input	Object	Base object
B	Input	Object	Override object
Result	Output	Object	Merged object

Pure. Use Merge Objects to combine data from multiple sources — merging default headers with custom ones, or enriching a base object with additional fields.

Create Object

Construct an object from a JSON definition.

Pin	Direction	Type	Description
Object	Output	Object	The constructed object

Properties:

JSON — the object definition as a JSON string (default: {}).

Pure. Use Create Object to build payloads, headers, or configuration objects from scratch.

Object Size

Get the number of keys in an object.

Pin	Direction	Type	Description
Object	Input	Object	The object to measure
Size	Output	Integer	Number of keys

Pure. Use Object Size to check if an object is empty or to validate expected data shapes.

Pick Properties

Extract a subset of properties from an object. Returns a new object with only the specified keys.

Pin	Direction	Type	Description
Object	Input	Object	The source object
Keys	Input	Array	Array of key names to keep
Result	Output	Object	Object with only the selected properties

Pure. Use Pick Properties to select only the fields you need — reducing payloads, creating summaries, or filtering sensitive data.

Omit Properties

Remove specified properties from an object. Returns a new object without the listed keys.

Pin	Direction	Type	Description
Object	Input	Object	The source object
Keys	Input	Array	Array of key names to remove
Result	Output	Object	Object without the specified properties

Pure. Use Omit Properties to strip fields in bulk — removing internal metadata, debug fields, or PII before forwarding.

Array — process arrays of objects with map, filter, and sort
Data Formats — parse JSON, CSV, or XML into objects
Type Conversion — convert objects to JSON strings and back

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