I got addicted with the possibilities but got stuck with likely just a simple logic twist in my mind. Someone can help to unwind my brain please?
Using the brandfetch sample workflow I need to add a simple IF clause to decide whether to
append (a new record to the table)
or update (an existing) record in Airtable.
How do I create a condition to check if the current record already exist?
Using the “name” would be good enough but whatever I condition I use I end up with “false” getting and a new record created (append flow runs after IF clause)
I believe that’s going to make things really complex and hard to maintain. Isn’t there a node that could stringify an object and have the IF node “comparing against it”?
So the flow could be: Brandfetch >> Set >> Get (Data/ID as Object from target) & Stringify >> IF (to Compare > …
I could imagine, such a Get (&Compare) node would also impact execution time, reduce server ressources and improve readability & maintainabillity of larger “beasts” over time.
No stress, at this time I am just playing to understand the options I got to apply some magic here and there.