add an if condition to the json templater

Hello @katt 

Yes, it is possible to use an if-then-else statement within the JSONTemplater as demonstrated in this Community post.

Since your if-then-else is part of an object within the “device” key, the examples in the linked Community post will not create your desired output without some additional configuration.

You can add a device sub-template for the dynamic object created with a group-by set and feed features into both the root and sub-template.

Alternatively, you can assign the dynamic object constructed to a JSONiq variable and use the return statement to assign the dynamic object as the device object’s value.

Attached is an example workspace illustrating both approaches, and I hope it helps.