Handling Lists within Bubble Plugin Editor

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If you have ever attempted to work with the custom object list in the Bubble plugin editor, you know it has become a nightmare to manage. Not anymore.
So let's assume you are building the plugin that consists of client-side element and you are passing "anything with list" as the input.

Now, experiment with the input data in the plugin editor.
var length_data = properties.anything_data.length(); //lenght of input list
var properties_data = properties.anything_data.get(0, length_data); //input data list
console.log("Length", length_data);
console.log("All data", properties_data);
//looping over list
for (let idx=0; idx < length_data; idx++){
//get the one item at time
let list_item = properties_data[idx];
//this will list all the column of the given data type as the json array
console.log("list properties", list_item.listProperties());
for(let prop=0; prop<list_item.listProperties().length; prop++){
//column name along with type , for ex- coulumn_name_type
console.log("key:", list_item.listProperties()[prop]); //event_name_text - event_name is the column name and text is the type
//its value
console.log("value:", list_item.get(list_item.listProperties()[prop]));
}
}
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