Integer to boolean
Description
Pure function returning true for any non-zero integer and false for zero.
When to use
Use Integer to boolean when a numeric value represents a flag — for example, a database column storing 0/1, or an API response where 0 means inactive. Connect the result to Branch to make the zero-check explicit and readable in the pipeline graph. For more precise conditions (e.g. “greater than 5”), use Greater than? or Equals directly rather than this node.
Pins
Input pins
| Pin | Type | Default | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Value | integer | 0 | The integer to convert. Zero maps to false; any other value (positive or negative) maps to true. |
Output pins
| Pin | Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Result | boolean | False if value is 0; true for all other integers. |
Example
Branch based on a numeric status flag returned by an external API. Extract the status
field from the HTTP response and wire it into the Value input of Integer to boolean.
Connect the Result output to the Condition input of Branch. A status of 0 takes the
False execution output; any non-zero status takes the True output, treating the record
as active.