Flows can be imported and exported from the editor using their JSON format, making it very easy to share flows with others.
The Import dialog can be used to import a flow by the following methods:
In all cases, the dialog offers the option to import the nodes into the current flow, or to create a new flow for them.
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Key shortcut | Ctrl/⌘-i |
Menu option | Import |
Action | core:show-import-dialog |
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Key shortcut | none |
Menu option | none |
Action | core:show-library-import-dialog |
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Key shortcut | none |
Menu option | none |
Action | core:show-examples-import-dialog |
The Export dialog can be used to copy flow json out of the editor by the following methods:
It can export either the selected nodes, the current flow (including its tab node) or the complete flow configuration.
It offers the option to export compact or formatted JSON. The compact option generates a single line of JSON with no whitespace. The formatted JSON option is formatted over multiple lines with full indentation - which can be easier to read.
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Key shortcut | Ctrl/⌘-e |
Menu option | Export |
Action | core:show-export-dialog |
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Key shortcut | none |
Menu option | none |
Action | core:show-library-export-dialog |
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