Koongo offers a range of functions for working with text and collections. These functions allow you to clean, format, and transform attribute values, ensuring your product data is structured, consistent, and ready for marketplace export.

Enables you to apply various formatting and cleaning operations to text values.

Removes whitespace on start and end of the text value.

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Changes the first character to uppercase.

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Changes all first characters at each word to uppercase.

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Changes all characters to uppercase.

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Changes all characters to uppercase.

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Removes all non-numeric characters.

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Removes all numeric characters.

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Removes all HTML characters from the text.

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Removes all whitespaces.

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Removes all end-of-line characters & linebreaks from the text value.

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Removes special characters from the attribute value.

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Converts plain text into HTML-safe text by replacing all characters with their HTML entities. This prevents broken formatting and ensures the value displays correctly in channels that expect HTML.

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Converts plain text into HTML-safe text by replacing only special characters with their HTML entities. This option is useful when you want to convert only the most common HTML-sensitive characters while keeping the rest of the text unchanged.

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Converts HTML into plain text by replacing all HTML entities. This prevents broken formatting and ensures the value displays correctly in channels that expect plain text.

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Converts HTML into plain text by replacing only the following special characters &, ", ', &lt, > with their corresponding text entities. This option is useful when you want to convert only specific HTML-sensitive characters while keeping the rest of the HTML unchanged.

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Encodes plain text into Base64 format. Base64 is commonly used to safely transmit data in systems that only support text-based formats. This function is useful when text needs to be safely transferred, stored, or embedded in environments that require encoded data.

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Decodes a Base64-encoded value back into readable plain text. This function is useful when you need to convert encoded data back into its original text format for further processing or export.

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Collections are typically created when using the COMBINE option to merge multiple attribute values into a single list. This creates a collection indexed from 0 onward, containing all selected attribute values. Collections allow you to work with multiple values at once, such as sorting, filtering, or selecting specific items.

Suppose your store contains multiple size attributes, such as Size, Size_shirts, and Size_shoes. First, you combine these attributes into a collection. For a specific product, the collection might look like: ['', '36', ''], where '' represents an empty value. You can then apply collection function, such as First non-empty item, to automatically select the first available size value amongst all the Size attributes used & get the size '36' exported.

Koongo provides the following collection functions to help you manage and transform grouped attribute values:

The 'sort' operation allows you to sort a collection alphabetically that arises from text operations or by merging several attributes into a collection.

Combine multiple attributes as input to the Rule:

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Takes a collection of attribute values and returns a new collection containing only unique elements, eliminating all duplicates.

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The 'slice collection items' operation allows you to select specific elements from a collection. If the length is not filled, Koongo selects all elements to the end. Take From is indexed from 0, so the first element in the field has a position of 0.

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The 'remove empty elements' allows you to delete empty values from a collection.

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The 'take first item as text' operation allows you to select the first element from a collection. The element is transferred to the 'string' format automatically. If you need a 'number' format, please use the 'cast as number' operation.

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The 'take last item as text' operation allows you to select just the last element from a collection. The element is transferred to the 'string' format automatically. If you need a 'number' format, please use the 'cast as number' operation.

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From a collection of attributes, select the first attribute value that is not empty, null, or blank and return it as a text/string value. This function is pretty useful to check a bunch of attributes and export the first one containing values.

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The 'Convert collection into text' allows you to create a text from a collection separated by a selected separator. The separator can be a space.

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The 'Serialize collection into text (json)' converts a collection of attribute values into a JSON-formatted string representation.

Use Tags attribute as input to the Rule:

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Export gallery is a formatting operation that takes a collection of image URLs (or image objects) and outputs them as a single formatted block of text/HTML arranged into a gallery layout (grid/rows), with configurable spacing and styling.

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The 'first non-empty item' operation allows you to select the first non-empty value. You can use it, for example, to search through several attributes - Return the first non-empty value.

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Koongo will rewrite your product image URLs so the marketplace/channel downloads the images through Koongo’s image proxy instead of requesting them directly from your shop/CDN.

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Selects the first available image URL from a collection of links and returns it as the output value.

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Takes multiple image URLs from a collection and combines them into a single text string using a specified separator (delimiter).

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