Boolean
The Boolean data type in Snappit is used for representing binary choices—typically true or false. It is ideal for enabling or disabling behaviors, toggling options, or branching logic within a workflow.
In the user interface, Boolean inputs are rendered as switches, making it easy for users to flip options on or off intuitively.
✅ Typical Use Cases
- Enabling or disabling optional steps
- Controlling feature toggles or conditions
- Selecting between two exclusive paths (e.g., yes/no, on/off)
Unlike the Text data type, Boolean inputs do not currently support variable interpolation (e.g., ${A-Text-.value}). All values must be directly provided or passed through other structured logic.
💡 Representation in UI
In the Snappit UI, Boolean values appear as toggle switches. The switch clearly indicates whether the value is set to true (on) or false (off), offering a simple and accessible interaction model for users.
By using the Boolean data type effectively, you can create flexible and user-friendly automations that adapt to different conditions and preferences with a simple toggle.