Static List
Runs on: Shared — pure logic, runs on the Streamerly backend or inside a chatbox overlay.
The Static List node holds a collection of values that you define at design time. Pick the item type (string, number, or boolean), then add as many entries as you need using the inline editor. The entire list is output as a typed array that downstream nodes — such as a Random Item picker or a loop — can consume.
This node has no external dependencies and no runtime lookups. It is useful wherever you need a fixed set of options that does not change, such as a list of response phrases, a set of numeric thresholds, or a collection of channel names to cycle through.
Outputs
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
output | Array<string>, Array<number>, or Array<boolean> | The complete list of values you configured. The array type matches the chosen item type. |
Configuration
- Item Type: Whether the list holds strings, numbers, or booleans. Changing the type clears all existing items.
- Items: The individual values in the list. Use + Add Item to append entries and the × button to remove them.
Example
You want your bot to pick a random greeting from a fixed set of phrases. Place a Static List node with item type String and add entries like "Hello!", "Hey there!", and "Welcome back!". Connect the output to a Random Item node and then to a Send Chat Message effect.