JSONto JSON

JSONto JSON

Transforms JSON data into another JSON structure. Instead of using a Function state, this state allows inline JSON transformation using scripting.

Supported Script Types  :

  • JSONata: A powerful JSON querying and transformation language with built-in functions for filtering, aggregation, and computation. Ideal for advanced querying, concise expressions, and complex or ad-hoc data manipulation.

  • JSLT: A structured JSON transformation language designed for clear input-to-output mapping and format conversion. Best suited for template-driven transformations and controlled structural changes.

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