When using the JSONTemplater I want to be able to add a real boolean to the template and not get a string.
I made a work around by replacing the text boolean by a real boolean:
Has anyone figured out how to handle a boolean without the need of replacing?
Best answer by david_r
Try casting to a boolean datatype in the JSONTemplater:
{
"istrue": xs:boolean(fme:get-attribute("istrue"))
}The attribute should either contain an integer (0 or 1) or the string "true" / "false".
Try casting to a boolean datatype in the JSONTemplater:
{
"istrue": xs:boolean(fme:get-attribute("istrue"))
}The attribute should either contain an integer (0 or 1) or the string "true" / "false".
Thanks @david_r. Works like a charm.
Do you have link to the documentation where this wisdom is documented?
Thanks @david_r. Works like a charm.
Do you have link to the documentation where this wisdom is documented?
I don't think it's documented in FME, you'll have to look it up in one of the many XQuery documentations online, e.g. https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E13214_01/wli/docs92/xref/xqtypecon.html#wp1118764
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