Number Array Property Condition

A number array property condition is meant to evaluate a Property of type numberArray – so an array of number values.

Schema

{
  "propertyId": "h9dsf7sdf55",
  
  // Type specific attributes
  "type": "numberArray",
  "propertyArrayQuantifier": "every",
  "operator": "isGreaterThanEquals",
  "operandsQuantifier": "some",
  "operands": [1024]
}

Attributes

type

• Type: "numberArray"
• Required

Denotes the condition object as a number array property condition.

propertyArrayQuantifier

• Type: Quantifier
• Required

Tells the system how many of the property array values need to evaluate to true based on the operator, operandsQuantifier, and operands.

operator

• Type: NumberArrayConditionOperators
• Required

The operator to use when comparing an operand of the operands array against one of the property array values.

operandsQuantifier

• Type: Quantifier
• Required

Tells the system how many operands of the operands array one of the property array values has to match against.

operands

• Type: number[]
• Required

The operands/values to compare a property array value against based on the propertyArrayQuantifier, operator and operandsQuantifier.

Utility Types

NumberArrayConditionOperator

Type: "equals" | "doesNotEqual" | "isLessThan" | "isLessThanEquals" | "isGreaterThan" | "isGreaterThanEquals" | "isOdd" | "isEven" | "hasElements" | "hasNoElements"

Operators and what they do:

• "equals": Checks if a property array value equals an operand based on strict equality (JS ===).
• "doesNotEqual": Negation of "equals".
• "isLessThan": Checks if a property array value is less than an operand (JS value < operand).
• "isLessThanEquals": Checks if a property array value is less than or equals an operand (JS value <= operand).
• "isGreaterThan": Checks if a property array value is greater than an operand (JS value > operand).
• "isGreaterThanEquals": Checks if a property array value is greater than or equals an operand (JS value >= operand).
• "isOdd": Checks if a property array value is an odd number (JS value % 2 === 1).
• "isEven": Checks if a property array value is an even number (JS value % 2 === 0).
• "hasElements": Evaluates to true, if the property array has at least one element/value. Does not look at propertyArrayQuantifier, operandsQuantifier, and operands.
• "hasNoElements": Evaluates to true, if the property array no elements/values. Does not look at propertyArrayQuantifier, operandsQuantifier, and operands.

Quantifier

Type: "some" | "every" | "notAny" | "notEvery"

Quantifiers and what they do:

• "some": Applies JS array some logic to property array values or operands array values. Example: operands.some(operand => /* ... */)
• "every": Applies JS array every logic to property array values or operands array values. Example: operands.every(operand => /* ... */)
• "notAny": Applies negation to JS array some logic to property array values or operands array values. Example: !operands.some(operand => /* ... */)
• "notEvery": Applies negation to JS array every logic to property array values or operands array values. Example: !operands.every(operand => /* ... */)