scl-expressions

Backtick expressions enable dynamic data injection in SCL by embedding variables and function calls directly within your logic. You can use them to dynamically set values like a table_id by evaluating functions such as $jq inside the expression syntax.

Yes, you can use the $jq function within SCL expressions to manipulate variables and perform dynamic lookups. This allows you to filter complex data structures and extract specific identifiers, such as a table_id, for dynamic configuration injection.

The SCL expression language includes built-in functions like $var, $jq, $json, $file, $env, and $encode_image for data manipulation. These functions support variable management, file reading, environment variable injection, and data formatting within your logic.

You can load environment variables and file contents into SCL logic using the $env and $file functions within backtick expressions. This allows seamless configuration injection and data retrieval directly into your dynamic workflows.

Yes, the SCL dynamic expression language supports piping data between function calls. This syntax allows you to pass the output of one expression or function directly into another, streamlining complex data manipulation and variable transformation chains.