Contains Pattern
Check whether text contains a pattern or substring.
Purpose
- •Enable conditional logic based on content
- •Pattern matching for flow control
- •Content validation
- •Simple filtering
Input Format
Accepts a Note containing text to check.
Parameters
Required:
- •pattern - Text string or regex pattern to match
Optional:
- •match_type - "substring" (default), "regex", or "exact"
Output Format
Returns a Note containing:
- •"true" if pattern found
- •"false" if pattern not found
Usage Examples
Simple substring check:
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{"type":"matches","target":"$text","pattern":"error","out":"$has_error"}
Regex pattern match:
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{"type":"matches","target":"$email","pattern":"^[a-z]+@example\\.com$","match_type":"regex","out":"$is_valid_email"}
Exact match:
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{"type":"matches","target":"$status","pattern":"complete","match_type":"exact","out":"$is_complete"}
Match Types
- •substring: Pattern appears anywhere in text (case-sensitive)
- •regex: Full regex pattern matching
- •exact: Entire text must exactly match pattern
Guidelines
- •Case-sensitive by default
- •Returns boolean as text ("true"/"false")
- •Use for conditional logic in plans
- •Combine with other conditionals as needed
Examples
Substring (default):
code
Text: "Error occurred in module X" Pattern: "Error" Result: true
Regex:
code
Text: "user@example.com" Pattern: ".*@example\\.com$" Result: true
Exact:
code
Text: "done" Pattern: "done" Result: true Text: "almost done" Pattern: "done" Result: false