This Snap mimics an IF statement in most programming languages. Each row of the conditional table is equivalent to an if/else if block in an if statement. The default value property is equivalent to the else block of an if statement. Similar to an if statement, the first conditional that evaluates to true will have its value set into the provided target path. No other conditionals will be evaluated once one evaluates to true. If no conditionals evaluate to true, then the default value (if set) will be written to its provided target path. However, the Snap will evaluate all conditionals and write return values to the Conditional's corresponding target path if the evaluate all property is set.

Conditionals and return values can be created using the expression language defined here.

Required. Evaluates all the conditionals and writes all the return values to the target paths if the conditional evaluates to true.

Example with Evaluate All true :

For an input document:

{
    State: "CA",
    id: 1
}

would return a document

{
    State: "CA",
    id: 1,
    FullName: "California",
    status: "found"
}

because both conditionals evaluate to true.

Default value: Not selected

Required. Contains the conditional, return value, and target path for a block in the if/else if statement.

Example: 

Is equivalent to:
 

if($State == "CA") {
    return "California";
} else if ($State == "NJ") {
    return "New Jersey";
}

Example: 

is equivalent to: 

else {
return "N/A";
}