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return results from python request(s) output

L1 Bithead

I have a custom integration where I am trying to map results (in strings) that are emails

into output to use for the next defined task or playbook.


I figured, IF the output looked like

 

output = 'email1\nemail2\nemail3' 

that I could do a return_results(output)

and then in the Script settings, map the 'outputs' section under Arguments to "context path" ScriptName.output"

and then the data would appear?

what am I doing wrong? How do I return the results from one command to use it  elsewhere?

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L4 Transporter

You first want to call CommandResults to build the result you want to pass to return_results:

https://xsoar.pan.dev/docs/integrations/code-conventions#commandresults

 

Example:

emails = "email1,email2,email3"

 

output = emails.split(",")

 

result = CommandResults(
outputs_prefix="MyCustomEmails",
outputs=output,
readable_output=tableToMarkdown("My Custom Emails", output, headers=["Emails"]))

return_results(result)


Your outputs in the automation would by defined as "MyCustomEmails"

ContextContext

 

You can reference the CommandResults in the Script Helper as well.  

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L4 Transporter

You first want to call CommandResults to build the result you want to pass to return_results:

https://xsoar.pan.dev/docs/integrations/code-conventions#commandresults

 

Example:

emails = "email1,email2,email3"

 

output = emails.split(",")

 

result = CommandResults(
outputs_prefix="MyCustomEmails",
outputs=output,
readable_output=tableToMarkdown("My Custom Emails", output, headers=["Emails"]))

return_results(result)


Your outputs in the automation would by defined as "MyCustomEmails"

ContextContext

 

You can reference the CommandResults in the Script Helper as well.  

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