Access parameters via the args object:
const name = args.name;
+const count = args.count || 10;Return any JSON-serializable value:
+return {'{'}
+ success: true,
+ data: result
+{'}'};Full async support - use await for API calls:
+const res = await fetch(args.url);
+const data = await res.json();
+return data;Throw errors to signal failures:
+if (!args.required_param) {'{'}
+ throw new Error('Missing required param');
+{'}'}Access parameters via the args dict:
name = args.get('name')
+count = args.get('count', 10)Print JSON to stdout (import json first):
+import json
+
+result = {'{'}'success': True, 'data': data{'}'}
+print(json.dumps(result))Python standard library is available:
+import json, math, re
+import hashlib, base64
+import urllib.request
+from collections import CounterPrint error JSON or raise exceptions:
+try:
+ # risky operation
+except Exception as e:
+ print(json.dumps({'{'}'error': str(e){'}'})
- Arguments are passed as an args object. Return the result.
+
+ {#if implementation === 'javascript'}
+ Arguments are passed as an args object. Return the result.
+ {:else}
+ Arguments are available as args dict. Print JSON result to stdout.
+ {/if}
{errors.code}
{/if} + + + + + +{formatResult(testResult.result)}
+ {:else}
+ {testResult.error}
+ {/if}
+