Convert to boolean transform function

Introduction

The convert to boolean transform function is used to change incoming string values of true or false, to valid boolean values. For example:

[{"likes_tuna": "true"}, {"likes_tuna": null},{"likes_tuna": "false"},{"likes_tuna": "unknown"}]

...would be transformed as:

[[{"likes_tuna":true},{"likes_tuna":null},{"likes_tuna":false},{"likes_tuna":false}]

Adding a convert to boolean transform

Step 1 In your process flow, access settings for your map shape:

Step 2 Select the add transform button for the required mapping rule - for example:

Step 3 Click the add transform button:

Step 4 Click in the name field to access a list of all available transform functions, then select convert to boolean from the string category:

Step 5 Click the add field button:

Step 6 Click in source fields and select the source field to be used for this transform:

Step 7 Accept your changes (twice).

Step 8 Save the transform. You'll notice that the transform icon is updated to indicate that a transform function is present for the mapping row, - for example: