The Merge Node in Node Code Studio is designed to combine multiple inputs into a single output. This node is ideal for workflows where data from different sources needs to be aggregated or concatenated into one unified string before proceeding.
How It Works
- Multiple Inputs: The Merge Node can accept up to four inputs on the left side. Each input represents a separate piece of data that will be combined.
- Single Output: The combined data is outputted through a single connection on the right side, allowing the merged string to be sent to the next node in the workflow.
- Data Concatenation: All input data is concatenated into one string, enabling efficient aggregation of multiple sources of information.
Using the Merge Node
- Drag the Merge Node into your workflow.
- Connect up to four nodes to the left side of the Merge Node. Each connected node will provide an input to be merged.
- Connect a node to the right side of the Merge Node to receive the combined output.
The Merge Node is essential for workflows that require data aggregation, allowing inputs from multiple sources to be seamlessly combined and processed as a single output.