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To learn more, visit MDN: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/ Global_Objects/Boolean.

To learn more, visit [MDN](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/ Global_Objects/Number).

This type is used to pass or store arbitrary data in the context.

Context.data.json = {
    'my-string': 'string data', 
    'my- num': 1234, 
    'my-bool': true, 
    'my-array': [ 'string', 999, false ],  
    'my-object': { 
        // You can use a nested object here as well  
    } 
}; 

Note that if you use this type in a serializable context ( for example, in the server context of a widget), its value can only be of JSON basic data types. However, it is possible to use this type to pass arbitrary values between widgets on the client side using binding of incoming variables.

//  Widget 1 (external) 
async function  onInit() { 
    Context.data.json = { 
        onSaveCallback: async () =>  await saveFunction() // Writing the link to the function
    }; 
} 
async  function saveFunction() { 
    // Event processing logic 
} 
// Widget 2  (internal) 
async function onSaveClick() { 
    await Context.data.in_json?. onSaveCallback?.(); 
} 

The type is used as a plain string. It is not validated.

Context.data.site_url = 'https://elma365.com/en/';

To learn more, visit [MDN](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/ Global_Objects/String).