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Text Output

This component is a simple way to display text on your Nappai dashboard. Think of it as a digital billboard for your automation processes. You can use it to show the results of other components or to display important messages.

Relationship with Nappai Playground

This component is specifically designed to work within the Nappai Playground environment. It receives text input from the Playground and displays the text as output within the same Playground.

Inputs

  • Text: This is where you enter the text you want to display. You can use multiple lines of text.

Outputs

  • Text: This output contains the same text you entered as input. Other Nappai components can use this output to process or further utilize the text. For example, you could use this output as input to a component that sends an email or creates a document.

Usage Example

Imagine you have a component that reads emails. You could connect the “Email Reader” component to the “Text Output” component. The “Text Output” component would then display the content of the email on your dashboard.

Templates

This component is used in the following Nappai templates:

  • Mail Reader
  • Prompt Chaining

Many components can be used with Text Output. Here are a few examples:

  • Mail Reader: Reads emails and sends the content to the Text Output.
  • Explain SQL results: Explains SQL query results, which can then be displayed using Text Output.
  • Chat Input: Gets chat inputs from the Playground, which can be displayed using Text Output.
  • Many more: Almost any component that produces text as an output can be connected to the Text Output component.

Tips and Best Practices

  • Keep your text concise and easy to understand.
  • Use formatting (like line breaks) to make the output more readable.
  • Consider using this component to display key information from your automation workflows.

Security Considerations

No specific security considerations apply to this component, as it only displays text. However, ensure that the components providing input to this component do not expose sensitive information.