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.action-help
The .action-help action displays action help screen. It belongs to the help category within the system area.
Action Syntax
.action-help "text".action-help $variableValid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
.action-help "actionname"// Using Variables
// Display dynamic content from variables
.action-help $actionmame.action-list
The .action-list action shows a list of actions (search result). It belongs to the help category within the system area.
Action Syntax
.action-list $variableValid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
.action-list $Ggroupname.error-line
The .error-line action displays an error on the app screen. It belongs to the error category within the system area.
Action Syntax
.error-line "text".error-line !set:icon "text"Examples
// Basic Usage
.error-line "the network request timed out".fullscreen-error
The .fullscreen-error action a full screen error component. It belongs to the error category within the system area.
Action Syntax
.fullscreen-error "text".fullscreen-error !set:icon "text"Tags
continue
continue with app after acknowledgement (default)
reload
reload/restart the app after acknowledgement
goto
block name to goto after acknowledgement
Examples
// Basic Usage
.fullscreen-error "This-is-an-error".paste-background
The .paste-background action full screen input to capture a pasted background image. It belongs to the clipboard category within the system area.
Action Syntax
This action accepts various parameters. See the examples below for usage patterns.
Return Value
This function returns a
$result = .paste-background Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
.paste-background.rhappsody
The .rhappsody action shows rhappsody logo. It belongs to the platform category within the system area.
Action Syntax
This action accepts various parameters. See the examples below for usage patterns.
Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
.rhappsody.rhyme-example
The .rhyme-example action an example rhyme snippet with output. It belongs to the rhyme category within the system area.
Action Syntax
.rhyme-example blkValid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
.rhyme-example `source`.rhyme-live
The .rhyme-live action a live rhyme scratch pad with output. It belongs to the rhyme category within the system area.
Action Syntax
.rhyme-live blk.rhyme-live "text" blkValid sizes
Tags
height
output height in pixels. default is 100
Examples
// Basic Usage
.rhyme-live `source`.rhyme-source
The .rhyme-source action displays a formatted block of rhyme code. It belongs to the rhyme category within the system area.
Action Syntax
.rhyme-source $variableValid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
.rhyme-source $var.turnstile
The .turnstile action renders Cloudflare CATCHPA solution widget. It belongs to the security category within the system area.
Action Syntax
This action accepts various parameters. See the examples below for usage patterns.
Valid sizes
Tags
light
renders widget in light mode (default)
dark
renders widget in dark mode
Examples
// Basic Usage
.turnstile.upload-csv
The .upload-csv action Creates a button to let users upload CSV files from their device. It belongs to the upload category within the system area.
Action Syntax
.upload-csv +imagetagReturn Value
This function returns a
$result = .upload-csv Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
$response = .upload-csv %icontag.upload-file
The .upload-file action Creates a button to let users upload any file from their device. It belongs to the upload category within the system area.
Action Syntax
.upload-file +imagetagReturn Value
This function returns a
$result = .upload-file Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
$response = .upload-file %icontag.upload-file-input
The .upload-file-input action Creates a labeled file upload button with icon and text. It belongs to the file category within the system area.
Action Syntax
.upload-file-input "text".upload-file-input !set:icon "text"Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
$any = .upload-file-input "Label".upload-image
The .upload-image action Creates a button to let users upload and resize images from their device. It belongs to the upload category within the system area.
Action Syntax
.upload-image +imagetagReturn Value
This function returns a
$result = .upload-image Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
$response = .upload-image %icontag.upload-json
The .upload-json action Creates a button to let users upload JSON files from their device. It belongs to the upload category within the system area.
Action Syntax
.upload-json +imagetagReturn Value
This function returns a
$result = .upload-json Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
$response = .upload-json %icontag+paste-image
The +paste-image action pastes an image into the clipboard. It belongs to the clipboard category within the system area.
Action Syntax
+paste-image EReturn Value
This function returns a
$result = +paste-image Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
$image = +paste-image *targetallow-dynamic-actions
The allow-dynamic-actions action allowed dynamic action referencing. It belongs to the actions category within the system area.
Action Syntax
This action accepts various parameters. See the examples below for usage patterns.
Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
allow-dynamic-actionsapp
The app action defines the app name, along with key auth key. It belongs to the appauth category within the system area.
Action Syntax
app @referenceapp @reference "text"Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
app @aganapp-host
The app-host action defines an allowed host for the app. The rhapp.app domain is allowed by default. It belongs to the appauth category within the system area.
Action Syntax
app-host https://...Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
app-host https://www.acme.comapp-private
The app-private action sets app private key. It belongs to the appauth category within the system area.
Action Syntax
app-private privatekeyValid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
app-private privatekeyapp-public
The app-public action defines an app public auth key. It belongs to the appauth category within the system area.
Action Syntax
app-public publickeyValid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
app-public publickeybreak
The break action breaks / halts app execution for debugging. It belongs to the exec category within the system area.
Action Syntax
This action accepts various parameters. See the examples below for usage patterns.
Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
breakclear-client
The clear-client action clears out rhappsody client info from the device. It belongs to the client category within the system area.
Action Syntax
This action accepts various parameters. See the examples below for usage patterns.
Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
clear-clientcompile
The compile action compiles rhyme source code using compiler (init-compiler required first). It belongs to the compiler category within the system area.
Action Syntax
compile $variablecompile "text"compile blkReturn Value
This function returns a
$result = compile Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
$response = compile $sourceconditional
The conditional action a very special op that is a conditional attach/execution of a SINGLE compiled op to its previous op. It belongs to the flow category within the system area.
Action Syntax
conditionalThis action takes no parameters and is used as a bare command.
Examples
// Basic Usage
conditionalcontains
The contains action contains actions. It belongs to the logicfn category within the system area.
Action Syntax
contains "text"contains $variablecontains 123Return Value
This function returns a
$result = contains Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
$boolean = contains "text"continue
The continue action continues running the app block (usually) after a wait. It belongs to the exec category within the system area.
Action Syntax
This action accepts various parameters. See the examples below for usage patterns.
Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
continuecreate-key
The create-key action creates a randon offical encrpytion key - 32 characters long. It belongs to the secrets category within the system area.
Action Syntax
This action accepts various parameters. See the examples below for usage patterns.
Return Value
This function returns a
$result = create-key Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
create-keydecode-secret
The decode-secret action test function to decode a secret. It belongs to the secrets category within the system area.
Action Syntax
decode-secret "text" with $variableReturn Value
This function returns a
$result = decode-secret Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
$text = decode-secret "SECRETNAME" with $keydecrypt
The decrypt action general decryption. It belongs to the secrets category within the system area.
Action Syntax
decrypt "text"decrypt $variabledecrypt "text" with $variabledecrypt $variable with $variableReturn Value
This function returns a
delay
The delay action delays or sleeps for a specified amount of time. It belongs to the exec category within the system area.
Action Syntax
delay 30mdelay $variableValid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
delay 3s// Using Variables
// Display dynamic content from variables
delay $timedelete-public-user-data
The delete-public-user-data action delete user data item (public). It belongs to the users category within the system area.
Action Syntax
delete-public-user-data $variableReturn Value
This function returns a
$result = delete-public-user-data Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
$response = delete-public-user-data $varnamedelete-user-data
The delete-user-data action delete user data item (private). It belongs to the users category within the system area.
Action Syntax
delete-user-data $variableReturn Value
This function returns a
$result = delete-user-data Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
$response = delete-user-data $varnamedynamic-action
The dynamic-action action hidden command that is a dynamic action “carrier” action. It belongs to the actions category within the system area.
Action Syntax
dynamic-action "text"dynamic-action 123dynamic-action 123 123dynamic-action $variabledynamic-action $variable $variabledynamic-action [file]dynamic-action "text" [file]Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
dynamic-action "placeholder"// Using Variables
// Display dynamic content from variables
dynamic-action $varnameencrypt
The encrypt action encrypts data. It belongs to the secrets category within the system area.
Action Syntax
encrypt "text"encrypt $variableencrypt "text" with $variableencrypt $variable with $variableReturn Value
This function returns a
endconditional
The endconditional action :end to end multiline conditional. It belongs to the flow category within the system area.
Action Syntax
endconditionalThis action takes no parameters and is used as a bare command.
Examples
// Basic Usage
endconditionalequals
The equals action tests for equality. It belongs to the logicfn category within the system area.
Action Syntax
equals 123equals "text"equals $variableequals true|falseReturn Value
This function returns a
$result = equals Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
$boolean = equals 10goto
The goto action Jumps to a different block in your app. It belongs to the goto category within the system area.
Action Syntax
goto [file]goto $variableValid sizes
Tags
no-clear
prevents clearing the screen when jumping
Examples
// Basic Usage
goto [block-name]// Using Variables
// Display dynamic content from variables
goto $block-variablehave
The have action checks for variables existance. It belongs to the logicfn category within the system area.
Action Syntax
have $variableReturn Value
This function returns a
$result = have Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
$boolean = have $varnamehost-call
The host-call action call a function at the host / parent level. The environment is usually the browser to server javascript run time global environment. It belongs to the exec category within the system area.
Action Syntax
host-call "text"host-call "text" $variablehost-call "text" $variable $variableReturn Value
This function returns a
if
The if action if statement. It belongs to the logic category within the system area.
Action Syntax
if $variable = 123if $variable is 123if $variable = "text"if $variable is "text"if $variable = $variableif $variable is $variableif $variable = true|falseif $variable is true|falseif $variable < 123if $variable < $variableif $variable <= 123if $variable <= $variableif $variable > 123if $variable > $variableif $variable >= 123if $variable >= $variableif $variable contains "text"if $variable contains $variableif $variable starts-with "text"if $variable starts-with $variableif $variable ends-with "text"if $variable ends-with $variableif $variable is not "text"if $variable is not 123if $variable is not true|falseif $variable is not $variableif missing $variableif have $variableExamples
// Basic Usage
if $foo = 10init-all
The init-all action initalize all. It belongs to the init category within the system area.
Action Syntax
This action accepts various parameters. See the examples below for usage patterns.
Valid sizes
Tags
auth
client
images
Examples
// Basic Usage
init-allinit-auth
The init-auth action initial auth. It belongs to the init category within the system area.
Action Syntax
This action accepts various parameters. See the examples below for usage patterns.
Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
init-authinit-client
The init-client action initialized rhappsody client. It belongs to the init category within the system area.
Action Syntax
This action accepts various parameters. See the examples below for usage patterns.
Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
init-clientinit-compiler
The init-compiler action initializes compiler (must be loaded already). It belongs to the compiler category within the system area.
Action Syntax
This action accepts various parameters. See the examples below for usage patterns.
Return Value
This function returns a
$result = init-compiler Valid sizes
Tags
version
specific version. default is latest
Examples
// Basic Usage
init-compilerinit-help
The init-help action initialized inline rhappsody/rhyme help actions. It belongs to the help category within the system area.
Action Syntax
init-helpThis action takes no parameters and is used as a bare command.
Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
init-helpinit-images
The init-images action initializes / loads any saved images. It belongs to the init category within the system area.
Action Syntax
This action accepts various parameters. See the examples below for usage patterns.
Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
init-imagesis-date
The is-date action checks if a value is in date format (yyyy-mm-dd). It belongs to the logicfn category within the system area.
Action Syntax
is-date $variableReturn Value
This function returns a
$result = is-date Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
$boolean = is-date $varnameis-greater-than
The is-greater-than action checks if a value is greater than another value. It belongs to the logicfn category within the system area.
Action Syntax
is-greater-than $variable $variableis-greater-than $variable 123is-greater-than $variable "text"Return Value
This function returns a
is-group
The is-group action checks to see if value is a group (array). It belongs to the logicfn category within the system area.
Action Syntax
is-group $variableReturn Value
This function returns a
$result = is-group Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
$boolean = is-group $varnameis-item
The is-item action checks to see if value is an item (object). It belongs to the logicfn category within the system area.
Action Syntax
is-item $variableReturn Value
This function returns a
$result = is-item Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
$boolean = is-item $varnameis-less-than
The is-less-than action checks if a value is less than another value. It belongs to the logicfn category within the system area.
Action Syntax
is-less-than $variable $variableis-less-than $variable 123is-less-than $variable "text"Return Value
This function returns a
is-number
The is-number action checks to see if value is a number. It belongs to the logicfn category within the system area.
Action Syntax
is-number $variableReturn Value
This function returns a
$result = is-number Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
$boolean = is-number $varnameis-time
The is-time action checks if a value is in time format (hh:mm). It belongs to the logicfn category within the system area.
Action Syntax
is-time $variableReturn Value
This function returns a
$result = is-time Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
$boolean = is-time $varnamelist-actions
The list-actions action gets a full list of rhappsody actions. It belongs to the help category within the system area.
Action Syntax
This action accepts various parameters. See the examples below for usage patterns.
Return Value
This function returns a
$result = list-actions Valid sizes
Tags
set
filter by set
area
filter by area
Examples
// Basic Usage
list-actionslist-actionsets
The list-actionsets action returns a complete list of action sets. It belongs to the help category within the system area.
Action Syntax
This action accepts various parameters. See the examples below for usage patterns.
Return Value
This function returns a
$result = list-actionsets Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
list-actionsetslist-areas
The list-areas action returns a list of action areas. It belongs to the help category within the system area.
Action Syntax
This action accepts various parameters. See the examples below for usage patterns.
Return Value
This function returns a
$result = list-areas Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
list-areaslist-compilers
The list-compilers action lists cached compilers. It belongs to the compiler category within the system area.
Action Syntax
This action accepts various parameters. See the examples below for usage patterns.
Return Value
This function returns a
$result = list-compilers Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
list-compilerslist-dynamic-actions
The list-dynamic-actions action lists the names of dynamic-actions. It belongs to the actions category within the system area.
Action Syntax
This action accepts various parameters. See the examples below for usage patterns.
Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
list-dynamic-actionslist-public-user-data
The list-public-user-data action lists user data (public). It belongs to the users category within the system area.
Action Syntax
This action accepts various parameters. See the examples below for usage patterns.
Return Value
This function returns a
$result = list-public-user-data Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
list-public-user-datalist-secrets
The list-secrets action lists all secrets for the current app. It belongs to the secrets category within the system area.
Action Syntax
This action accepts various parameters. See the examples below for usage patterns.
Return Value
This function returns a
$result = list-secrets Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
list-secretslist-user-data
The list-user-data action lists user data (private). It belongs to the users category within the system area.
Action Syntax
This action accepts various parameters. See the examples below for usage patterns.
Return Value
This function returns a
$result = list-user-data Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
list-user-dataload-binary-file
The load-binary-file action Loads binary data from a URL into a variable. It belongs to the file category within the system area.
Action Syntax
load-binary-file https://...load-binary-file $variableReturn Value
This function returns a
$result = load-binary-file Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
$varrec = load-binary-file https://someurlload-compiler
The load-compiler action loads WASM compiler binary. It belongs to the compiler category within the system area.
Action Syntax
This action accepts various parameters. See the examples below for usage patterns.
Return Value
This function returns a
$result = load-compiler Valid sizes
Tags
version
specifies version. default is latest. can be beta, dev, local, or specific number
load-json-file
The load-json-file action Loads JSON data from a URL into a variable. It belongs to the file category within the system area.
Action Syntax
load-json-file https://...load-json-file $variableReturn Value
This function returns a
$result = load-json-file Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
$varrec = load-json-file https://someurlload-public-user-data
The load-public-user-data action loads user data (public). It belongs to the users category within the system area.
Action Syntax
load-public-user-data $variableReturn Value
This function returns a
$result = load-public-user-data Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
$varrec = load-public-user-data $varnameload-text-file
The load-text-file action Loads text content from a URL into a variable. It belongs to the file category within the system area.
Action Syntax
load-text-file https://...load-text-file $variableReturn Value
This function returns a
$result = load-text-file Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
$varrec = load-text-file https://someurlload-user-data
The load-user-data action loads user data (private). It belongs to the users category within the system area.
Action Syntax
load-user-data $variableReturn Value
This function returns a
$result = load-user-data Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
$varrec = load-user-data $varnamelogic
The logic action logic operations. It belongs to the logic category within the system area.
Action Syntax
logic $variable and $variablelogic $variable or $variablelogic $variable xor $variableReturn Value
This function returns a
missing
The missing action logic fn to test for missing variable. It belongs to the logicfn category within the system area.
Action Syntax
missing $variableReturn Value
This function returns a
$result = missing Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
$boolean = missing $varnamenot
The not action a negation action for logic statements like if and when. It belongs to the logic category within the system area.
Action Syntax
This action accepts various parameters. See the examples below for usage patterns.
Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
notnot-equals
The not-equals action not equals. It belongs to the logicfn category within the system area.
Action Syntax
not-equals 123not-equals "text"not-equals $variablenot-equals true|falseReturn Value
This function returns a
$result = not-equals Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
$boolean = not-equals 10register-actionset
The register-actionset action registers/loads a remote actionset. It belongs to the actions category within the system area.
Action Syntax
register-actionset https://...Return Value
This function returns a
$result = register-actionset Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
$response = register-actionset https://actionsetreporeload
The reload action reloads/refreshes browser window. Restarts app from scratch. It belongs to the exec category within the system area.
Action Syntax
This action accepts various parameters. See the examples below for usage patterns.
Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
reloadremove-secret
The remove-secret action removes a secret for an app. It belongs to the secrets category within the system area.
Action Syntax
remove-secret 123remove-secret $variableReturn Value
This function returns a
$result = remove-secret Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
$item = remove-secret 12repeat
The repeat action repeat an action or group of actions multiple times. It belongs to the flow category within the system area.
Action Syntax
repeat 123 timesrepeat $variable timesTags
index-name
use this name as the index variable. Default is $index
Examples
// Basic Usage
repeat 10 times// Using Variables
// Display dynamic content from variables
repeat $foo timesreset-client
The reset-client action resets the client. Note: this will clear all associated profile information. It belongs to the client category within the system area.
Action Syntax
This action accepts various parameters. See the examples below for usage patterns.
Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
reset-clientresume
The resume action resumes as flow (after wait/break/pause). It belongs to the exec category within the system area.
Action Syntax
This action accepts various parameters. See the examples below for usage patterns.
Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
resumereturn
The return action return values. It belongs to the exec category within the system area.
Action Syntax
return $variablereturn "text"return 123return true|falsereturn ITValid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
return $varnamerun
The run action runs a block one time. It belongs to the exec category within the system area.
Action Syntax
run [file]run $variableValid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
run [block]// Using Variables
// Display dynamic content from variables
run $blockvarsave-public-user-data
The save-public-user-data action saves user data (public). It belongs to the users category within the system area.
Action Syntax
save-public-user-data $variablesave-public-user-data $variable as $variableReturn Value
This function returns a
$result = save-public-user-data Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
$response = save-public-user-data $varnamesave-user-data
The save-user-data action saves user data (private). It belongs to the users category within the system area.
Action Syntax
save-user-data $variablesave-user-data $variable as $variableReturn Value
This function returns a
$result = save-user-data Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
$response = save-user-data $varnamesecret
The secret action define secret value. It belongs to the secrets category within the system area.
Action Syntax
This action accepts various parameters. See the examples below for usage patterns.
Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
secretserver-run
The server-run action runs specified block on server/remote. It belongs to the exec category within the system area.
Action Syntax
server-run [file]Return Value
This function returns a
$result = server-run Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
$response = server-run [record-order]set-app-title
The set-app-title action sets the app title string. It belongs to the config category within the system area.
Action Syntax
set-app-title "text"Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
set-app-title "title"set-css-variable
The set-css-variable action sets a CSS variable. It belongs to the advanced category within the undefined area.
Action Syntax
set-css-variable $variable "text" // sets Rhappsody CSS variableset-css-variable $variable $variable // sets variable to other variable ValueExamples
// Basic Usage
set-css-variable $cssvarname "value" // sets Rhappsody CSS variableset-debug-ui
The set-debug-ui action sets UI debug mode. It belongs to the config category within the system area.
Action Syntax
set-debug-ui true|falseValid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
set-debug-ui trueset-dev-mode
The set-dev-mode action sets dev mode. It belongs to the platform category within the system area.
Action Syntax
set-dev-mode true|falseValid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
set-dev-mode trueset-mock-mode
The set-mock-mode action sets mock mode. It belongs to the platform category within the system area.
Action Syntax
set-mock-mode true|falseValid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
set-mock-mode trueset-private-key
The set-private-key action sets app private key. It belongs to the appauth category within the system area.
Action Syntax
set-private-key "text"Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
set-private-key "rh_private_appkey"set-public-key
The set-public-key action sets public key. Required for secrets and users support. It belongs to the appauth category within the system area.
Action Syntax
set-public-key "text"Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
set-public-key "publickey"set-secret
The set-secret action sets a secret key for the current app. It belongs to the secrets category within the system area.
Action Syntax
set-secret $variable "text"Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
set-secret $openapikey "ffff"set-start-block
The set-start-block action Defines which block your app starts running from. It belongs to the flow category within the system area.
Action Syntax
set-start-block [file]Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
set-start-block [block]su-account
The su-account action retrieves the details of an account. It belongs to the platform category within the system area.
Action Syntax
su-account "text"Return Value
This function returns a
$result = su-account Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
$response = su-account "email"su-accounts
The su-accounts action returns a summary of all platform accounts. It belongs to the platform category within the system area.
Action Syntax
This action accepts various parameters. See the examples below for usage patterns.
Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
su-accountssu-platform
The su-platform action enables platform app. It belongs to the platform category within the system area.
Action Syntax
This action accepts various parameters. See the examples below for usage patterns.
Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
su-platformunshield
The unshield action unshield a shielded value. It belongs to the shield category within the system area.
Action Syntax
unshield $variableValid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
$any = unshield $valueuse
The use action loads platform plugin or component and makes available for use. It belongs to the platform category within the system area.
Action Syntax
use "text"Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
use "plugin"user
The user action defines an app user. It belongs to the users category within the system area.
Action Syntax
user @reference 123user @reference 123 useruser @reference 123 adminuser @reference 123 manageruser @reference 123 editorValid sizes
Tags
public
makes the user name and role visible on client side app
user-data
The user-data action stub action for all server user data ACTIONS. It belongs to the users category within the system area.
Action Syntax
user-data $variableReturn Value
This function returns a
$result = user-data Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
$response = user-data $varnamewait
The wait action wait for interaction before continuing. It belongs to the exec category within the system area.
Action Syntax
This action accepts various parameters. See the examples below for usage patterns.
Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
waitwaitfor
The waitfor action waits for a value from an input into a variable. It belongs to the exec category within the system area.
Action Syntax
waitforThis action takes no parameters and is used as a bare command.
Description: waits for input
Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
waitforwhen
The when action when - a synonymn for if. It belongs to the logic category within the system area.
Action Syntax
when $variableValid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
when $var