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Updated 4 weeks ago

Add Expression Editor to Variables

I'd like to create a variable using the values of other variables.

I think the only place this can be done is in the resource URL, but I'd like to do it with strings.

Thoughts?
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What is your use case? We thought about it at first but decided to not implement because of huge complexity.
Assembling a query with a variable.

It's just a lot easier to send the full query, with values (e.g. the slug) then to send the query with a variable.
If it's a huge complexity, then not worth it right now
actually template literals may solve this
Especially if this is implemented then I can add the query to the URL field with template literals and not have to worry about encoding https://discord.com/channels/955905230107738152/1218751594489970849
If you mean graphql requests better use json in body { variables: {}, query: "" }
it can be parametarized just like url
btw requires Content-Type: application/json header
and post method
Ah cool I'll play with this and report back. And I'm not using graphql rather Groq which is a Sanity custom language.
Okay disregard. using post solves both this and the encoding. Thanks Bogdan!
I would love to see this now that we have the CMS. My use case would be to save the blog title in a variable that I can use multiple times.

At the moment I have to use Baserow.data.results[0].Name everywhere I need it. Feel like there should be a way to just create a variable for this
+1 for this. Being able to save a value from a GraphQL request or other resource to a variable would be a huge time saver
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