Object Merge

What It Does

The Merge objects node combines multiple objects into a single object. It's perfect for consolidating data from different sources, with later objects in the array overriding properties from earlier ones in case of conflicts.

Inputs

Name	Description	Type	Required
Objects	An array of objects to merge together	List	No
Concat Array	How arrays should be merged: "concat" (join arrays), "merge" (replace arrays), or "combine" (smart merge)	Text	No

Outputs

Name	Description	Type
Value	The resulting merged object	Any

Merge objects Example

How to Use It

1. Drag the Merge objects node into your graph.

2. Connect an array of objects to the "Objects" input.

3. Select how you want arrays handled using the "Concat Array" input (defaults to "concat").

4. Run the graph to get a single merged object that combines all properties.

Tips

• Objects later in the array will override properties from earlier objects when there are conflicts.

• Choose "concat" to join arrays, "merge" to replace them, or "combine" for a more intelligent merge.

See Also

• Objectify: For creating an object from key-value pairs.

• Object Property: For accessing specific properties of an object.

Use Cases

• Token Combining: Merge base tokens with theme-specific overrides to create a complete token set.

• Configuration Building: Combine default settings with user preferences to create a final configuration.

• Data Aggregation: Merge data objects from multiple sources into a single comprehensive object.