A JSON array is an ordered list of items — for example ["apple", "cherry", "banana"]. The nodes on this page let you build arrays, add to them, read items back out, inspect them, and turn them into plain text you can store, send, or print.
What's on this page
Create — start a brand-new array, either empty or from a piece of text.
Add a value — append an item to the end of an existing array (one node per item type).
Read an element — pull an item back out by its position (one node per item type).
Inspect — find out the size, the valid positions, or the type of an item.
Convert — turn the whole array into a single piece of text.
About indexes: positions in a JSON array start at 1, not 0. The first item is at index 1, the second at index 2, and so on.
Create
Create Json Array
Makes a fresh, empty JSON array. Use this as the starting point when you want to build a list from scratch.
What it does
This node produces a brand-new JSON array with nothing in it: []. From there you'd typically wire it into one or more Add Json Array Value nodes to fill it with items.
Inputs
Port
Type
What to connect
Execute
Trigger
Wire this from the previous node's Execute output. The node only runs when triggered.
Outputs
Port
Type
What you get
Execute
Trigger
Fires after this node finishes. Wire it into whatever should run next.
JsonArray
JSON array
A new, empty array [].
Tips
Chain it. Wire this node's JsonArray output into the JsonArray input of an Add Json Array Value node to put the first item in.
Or start from text. If you already have your data as a string like [1, 2, 3], use Create Json Array From String instead.
Create Json Array From String
Reads a piece of text written in JSON array form and turns it into a real JSON array you can work with.
What it does
Useful when the data arrived as text — for example from a file you read, a message someone sent, or a value pasted into a configuration. The node parses the text and gives you back a proper JSON array that the other JSON nodes can use.
Inputs
Port
Type
What to connect
Execute
Trigger
Wire this from the previous node's Execute output.
String
Text
The text to parse. It must look like a JSON array — that is, start with [ and end with ], with items separated by commas.
Outputs
Port
Type
What you get
Execute
Trigger
Fires after this node finishes.
String
Text
The same text you passed in (in case the next node needs it as well).
JsonArray
JSON array
The parsed array.
Example
String input
[1, 2, 3]
JsonArray output
[1, 2, 3] — now a real JSON array
Tips
Match the format. If the text is malformed (a missing bracket, an extra comma, etc.) the node won't be able to parse it.
Reverse direction. To go the other way and turn an array into text, see Json Array To String further down this page.
Add a value
These five nodes all do the same thing — add a value to the end of a JSON array — but each one accepts a different kind of value. Pick the one that matches what you're adding.
None of them modify the original array. What comes out is a new array with the extra item on the end.
Add Json Array Value (String)
Adds a piece of text to the end of a JSON array.
What it does
This node takes a JSON array and a piece of text, and gives you back a new array with the text added on the end.
Inputs
Port
Type
What to connect
Execute
Trigger
Wire this from the previous node's Execute output.
JsonArray
JSON array
The list you want to add to. Often comes from a Create Json Array node or from a previous step.
Value
Text
The piece of text you want to append.
Outputs
Port
Type
What you get
Execute
Trigger
Fires after this node finishes.
JsonArray
JSON array
The updated array with your text added at the end.
Value
Text
The same text you passed in.
Example
JsonArray input
["apple", "cherry"]
Value input
"banana"
JsonArray output
["apple", "cherry", "banana"]
Add Json Array Value (Number)
Adds a number to the end of a JSON array.
What it does
Same as the text version, but for numbers. Works with whole numbers and decimals; positive or negative.
Inputs
Port
Type
What to connect
Execute
Trigger
Wire this from the previous node's Execute output.
JsonArray
JSON array
The list you want to add to.
Value
Number
The number you want to append.
Outputs
Port
Type
What you get
Execute
Trigger
Fires after this node finishes.
JsonArray
JSON array
The updated array with your number added at the end.
Value
Number
The same number you passed in.
Example
JsonArray input
[20, -5]
Value input
3
JsonArray output
[20, -5, 3]
Add Json Array Value (Boolean)
Adds a true/false value to the end of a JSON array.
What it does
Same idea as the other Add variants, but the value being appended is a true/false.
Inputs
Port
Type
What to connect
Execute
Trigger
Wire this from the previous node's Execute output.
JsonArray
JSON array
The list you want to add to.
Value
Boolean (true/false)
The value you want to append.
Outputs
Port
Type
What you get
Execute
Trigger
Fires after this node finishes.
JsonArray
JSON array
The updated array with the true/false added at the end.
Value
Boolean
The same value you passed in.
Example
JsonArray input
[true, false]
Value input
true
JsonArray output
[true, false, true]
Add Json Array Value (JsonObject)
Adds a JSON object to the end of a JSON array.
What it does
Useful for building a list of records — for example a list of scores, settings, or scene items, where each entry has several named fields.
Inputs
Port
Type
What to connect
Execute
Trigger
Wire this from the previous node's Execute output.
JsonArray
JSON array
The list you want to add to.
Value
JSON object
The object you want to append. See the JSON Objects page for nodes that build one.
Outputs
Port
Type
What you get
Execute
Trigger
Fires after this node finishes.
JsonArray
JSON array
The updated array with the object added at the end.
Value
JSON object
The same object you passed in.
Example
JsonArray input
[{"score": 10}]
Value input
{"score": 8}
JsonArray output
[{"score": 10}, {"score": 8}]
Add Json Array Value (JsonArray)
Adds another JSON array as a single entry — producing a nested list.
What it does
The inner array is added as one item. The outer array's size grows by one regardless of how many items are inside the array you're adding. This is how you build grids, rows-of-rows, or any nested structure.
Inputs
Port
Type
What to connect
Execute
Trigger
Wire this from the previous node's Execute output.
JsonArray
JSON array
The outer list you want to add to.
Value
JSON array
The array to add as one entry inside the outer one.
Outputs
Port
Type
What you get
Execute
Trigger
Fires after this node finishes.
JsonArray
JSON array
The updated outer array with the inner array added at the end.
Value
JSON array
The same inner array you passed in.
Example
JsonArray input
[[7, 4]]
Value input
[9, 2]
JsonArray output
[[7, 4], [9, 2]]
Read an element
These five nodes all pull a single item back out of a JSON array. You pick the item by its position (its Index). Each variant returns the value as a specific type — pick the one that matches what you stored.
The array isn't modified — the value is read out, the array stays the same.
Get Json Array Element (String)
Reads one item from a JSON array as text.
What it does
Returns the item at the position you specify. Use this when the item at that position is a piece of text.
Inputs
Port
Type
What to connect
Execute
Trigger
Wire this from the previous node's Execute output.
JsonArray
JSON array
The array to read from. Must not be empty.
Index
Integer
Which position to read. The first item is at 1.
Outputs
Port
Type
What you get
Execute
Trigger
Fires after this node finishes.
JsonArray
JSON array
The same array you passed in.
Index
Integer
The same position you asked for.
Value
Text
The item at that position.
Example
JsonArray input
["apple", "banana", "cherry", "avocado"]
Index input
3
Value output
"cherry"
Get Json Array Element (Number)
Reads one item from a JSON array as a number.
What it does
Returns the item at the position you specify. Use this when the item at that position is a number.
Inputs
Port
Type
What to connect
Execute
Trigger
Wire this from the previous node's Execute output.
JsonArray
JSON array
The array to read from. Must not be empty.
Index
Integer
Which position to read. Starts at 1.
Outputs
Port
Type
What you get
Execute
Trigger
Fires after this node finishes.
JsonArray
JSON array
The same array you passed in.
Index
Integer
The same position you asked for.
Value
Number
The number at that position.
Example
JsonArray input
[12, 47, 88, 103, 256, 411]
Index input
5
Value output
256
Get Json Array Element (Boolean)
Reads one item from a JSON array as a true/false value.
What it does
Returns the item at the position you specify. Use this when the item at that position is a true/false value.
Inputs
Port
Type
What to connect
Execute
Trigger
Wire this from the previous node's Execute output.
JsonArray
JSON array
The array to read from. Must not be empty.
Index
Integer
Which position to read. Starts at 1.
Outputs
Port
Type
What you get
Execute
Trigger
Fires after this node finishes.
JsonArray
JSON array
The same array you passed in.
Index
Integer
The same position you asked for.
Value
Boolean
The true/false value at that position.
Example
JsonArray input
[true, false, true, true, false, false, true]
Index input
6
Value output
false
Get Json Array Element (JsonObject)
Reads one item from a JSON array as a JSON object.
What it does
Returns the item at the position you specify. Use this when each item in the array is a JSON object (a record with named fields). Once you have the object, the nodes on the JSON Objects page can read individual fields.
Inputs
Port
Type
What to connect
Execute
Trigger
Wire this from the previous node's Execute output.
These three nodes don't read items out of the array — they tell you about it. Use them when you need to know how big the array is, what positions are valid, or what kind of item is at a given position.
Get Json Array Size
Tells you how many items are in the array.
What it does
Returns the total number of items as a number. An empty array returns 0.
Inputs
Port
Type
What to connect
Execute
Trigger
Wire this from the previous node's Execute output.
JsonArray
JSON array
The array to measure.
Outputs
Port
Type
What you get
Execute
Trigger
Fires after this node finishes.
JsonArray
JSON array
The same array you passed in.
Size
Number
How many items the array contains.
Example
JsonArray input
["red", "green", "blue"]
Size output
3
Get Json Array Indices
Gives you the list of valid positions in the array.
What it does
Returns each valid index in the array, one after another — 1, 2, 3, … up to the array's size. Handy when you want to step through every item using a loop construct or for-each pattern.
Inputs
Port
Type
What to connect
Execute
Trigger
Wire this from the previous node's Execute output.
JsonArray
JSON array
The array whose positions you want.
Outputs
Port
Type
What you get
Execute
Trigger
Fires after this node finishes.
JsonArray
JSON array
The same array you passed in.
Indices
Integer
Each valid position in turn (1, then 2, then 3, …).
Example
JsonArray input
["red", "green", "blue"]
Indices output
1, 2, 3
Tips
Use with Get. Pair this with one of the Get Json Array Element nodes to read every item in turn.
Empty arrays. If the array is empty, no indices are produced.
Get Json Array Element Type
Tells you what kind of item is stored at a given position.
What it does
Returns the type of the item at the position you specify, as a short piece of text: "String", "Number", "Boolean", "JsonObject", or "JsonArray". Use this when an array can hold different kinds of items and you need to decide which Get node to use.
Inputs
Port
Type
What to connect
Execute
Trigger
Wire this from the previous node's Execute output.
JsonArray
JSON array
The array containing the item. Must not be empty.
Index
Integer
Which position to check. Starts at 1.
Outputs
Port
Type
What you get
Execute
Trigger
Fires after this node finishes.
JsonArray
JSON array
The same array you passed in.
Index
Integer
The same position you asked for.
Type
Text
The type of the item at that position, as a short name.
Example
JsonArray input
[3.14, 2.71, 1.41, 1.62, 0.57, 6.28]
Index input
5
Type output
"Number"
Convert
Json Array To String
Turns the entire array into a single piece of text.
What it does
Produces a text representation of the whole array, written in JSON form. Useful when you need to save the array to a file, send it to another system, or put it somewhere that only accepts text.
The original array isn't modified — you get the same array back plus a text version.
Inputs
Port
Type
What to connect
Execute
Trigger
Wire this from the previous node's Execute output.
JsonArray
JSON array
The array to convert.
Outputs
Port
Type
What you get
Execute
Trigger
Fires after this node finishes.
JsonArray
JSON array
The same array you passed in.
Result
Text
The text version of the array.
Example
JsonArray input
["red", "green", "blue"]
Result output
'["red", "green", "blue"]'
Tips
Reverse direction. To go back from text to an array, use Create Json Array From String at the top of this page.
Related
JSON Objects — the matching page for working with records that have named fields.
Revision #17
Created 19 May 2026 09:52:38 by Rafat
Updated 25 October 2026 09:30:35 by Rafat
Create Json Array
Create Json Array From String
Get Json Array Size
Get Json Array Indices
Get Json Array Element Type
Json Array To String