Write custom JavaScript code with the full power of a modern runtime environment. GoRules empowers developers with familiar JavaScript syntax, async/await support, and built-in modules for complex data processing. Handle sophisticated business logic, integrate external services, and perform advanced calculations all within a native JavaScript context.
Whether you're implementing complex algorithms, calling external APIs, or performing data validation, our Function node provides the flexibility and power of JavaScript enhanced with business rules capabilities. Debug your code with console logging, import popular modules like dayjs and zod, and leverage async operations for seamless integrations.
Write code using modern JavaScript features including async/await, modules, and ES6+ syntax. Full development experience in a familiar environment.
Access powerful modules like dayjs for dates, big.js for precise calculations, zod for validation, and http for API calls - all pre-installed and ready to use.
Debug with console logging, handle errors gracefully, and monitor performance with execution metrics. All the tools developers need for efficient coding.
Debug your functions with familiar console.log statements in real-time. Function Node's integrated console brings the development experience you know and love, letting you inspect data flow, track variable states, and troubleshoot issues directly in the simulator. Monitor your function's execution step by step, just like you would in your favorite IDE.
From simple value inspection to complex object logging, see exactly what's happening inside your functions. Track API responses, validate data transformations, and ensure your business logic is working exactly as intended. It's like having Chrome DevTools built right into your decision flow, making debugging intuitive and efficient.
Write powerful custom logic with full JavaScript capabilities - built for developers who need complete control!
Build complex integrations using async/await syntax. Make HTTP requests, process responses, and handle asynchronous operations with modern JavaScript features.