nodes and collections

In orgvue, data is held in a database called a graph

Nodes are used to represent entities such as employees and activities (or any items you might want to keep track of) and store data

When you access data in orgvue, it is always represented as a collection

For example:

Collection Types

Dot notation versus Bracket notation

Dot notation is a way of referencing a property where the PropertyName is preceded by . (e.g.node.emailAddress)

However, this doesn't allow you to include spaces or cases, which can make it difficult to distinguish between two properties with similar names (e.g. Email Address vs email_address).

A way around this is to use bracket notation using square brackets and quotation marks ['Property Name'] or ["Property Name"]

It allows you to do the same things, but you build up collections in the format node['propertyKey'] where propertyKey has to be the exact display key of the property In this way node['Email Address'] and node['email_address'] can be distinguished

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