


Welcome to a deep dive of conditional logic in our Document Generation API. If you have not yet checked out this new tool, be sure to read my introduction to get a handle on the basics. Remember that you can test this service (and our Adobe PDF Tools API) for free for six months and do not need to provide a credit card to sign up. Hopefully you’ve read the introduction and signed up, because now I’m going to take you into a deep dive on conditionals. I know, I know, you may be thinking, “Ray, that sounds too exciting. Can I safely read this article at work and maintain a proper level of decorum?” Don’t worry — I promise this will be both educational and (properly) fun. Let’s dive in! First off, for all my demos below I’m going to be using the following JSON input: { "name":"Raymond Camden", "email":"raycamde@adobe.com", "address":"1313 Mockingbird Lane, Lafayette, LA", "cell":"337-555-5555", "cats":[ {"name":"Luna", "gender": "female", "breed": "something", "weight": 4}, {"name":"Pig", "gender": "female", "breed": "something else", "weight": 8}, {"name":"Cracker", "gender": "male", "breed": "large", "weight": 10} ] }
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