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Split String ​

What It Does ​

Divides a text string into smaller parts based on a separator character or string. This is useful for breaking comma-separated lists, space-separated words, or any delimited text into individual items.

Inputs ​

NameDescriptionTypeRequired
valueThe text to split into partsStringYes
separatorThe character or string that marks where to splitStringNo

Outputs ​

NameDescriptionType
valueAn array containing the separated partsList

How to Use It ​

  1. Drag the Split String node into your graph.
  2. Connect a text string (like "red,green,blue") to the "value" input.
  3. Set the "separator" to the character that divides your items (like ",").
  4. The output will be a list of individual items (["red", "green", "blue"]).

Tips ​

  • The default separator is a comma (,).
  • If the separator is not found in the input string, the output will be an array with just the original string.

See Also ​

  • Join Array: For the reverse operation—combining array items into a single string.
  • Array Find: For searching through the resulting array of items.

Use Cases ​

  • Tag Processing: Split a list of tags into individual items for filtering or display.
  • Data Parsing: Extract individual values from formatted text like CSV data.
  • Path Handling: Break file paths or URLs into their component parts.