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@cgignite/ignite-breakpoint
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breakpoint allows you to pause the execution of the flow and help you to load your JSON data (msg.payload) directly into the Ignite JSONata explorer.
Set a manuell name for the node. If no name is set, the node sets the selected operation name.
Set the number of time in seconds for which you want to pause the execution of the flow. Node will capture the JSON data (msg.payload) and load after specified time set in the timeout.
Returns the JSON object.
Input the breakpoint node with some JSON message or other message. Set the timer for which you want to pause the execution of the flow. When you will inject some value, value will wait till the time you specified. You can find the status below the node as well. Once specified time will pass, flow will resume the execution. Once you click on the button "Explore with JSONata", your JSON data (msg.payload) will automatically loaded into ignite-jsonata explorer and open in the new tab.
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Breakpoint node for Ignite
We found that @cgignite/ignite-breakpoint demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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