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# Nodeoutputdata

## `$()`.**`all()`** <a href="#dollarall" id="dollarall"></a>

**Description:** Returns an array of the node’s output items

**Syntax:** `$()`.all(branchIndex?, runIndex?)

**Returns:** Array

**Source:** Custom n8n functionality

**Parameters:**

* `branchIndex` (Number) - optional - The output branch of the node to use. Defaults to the first branch (index 0)
* `runIndex` (Number) - optional - The run of the node to use. Defaults to the first run (index 0)

## `$()`.**`first()`** <a href="#dollarfirst" id="dollarfirst"></a>

**Description:** Returns the first item output by the node

**Syntax:** `$()`.first(branchIndex?, runIndex?)

**Returns:** Item

**Source:** Custom n8n functionality

**Parameters:**

* `branchIndex` (Number) - optional - The output branch of the node to use. Defaults to the first branch (index 0)
* `runIndex` (Number) - optional - The run of the node to use. Defaults to the first run (index 0)

## `$()`.**`isExecuted`** <a href="#dollarisexecuted" id="dollarisexecuted"></a>

**Description:** Is `true` if the node has executed, `false` otherwise

**Syntax:** `$()`.`$()`.**`isExecuted`**

**Returns:** Boolean

**Source:** Custom n8n functionality

## `$()`.**`item`** <a href="#dollaritem" id="dollaritem"></a>

**Description:** Returns the matching item, i.e. the one used to produce the current item in the current node. [More info](https://github.com/n8n-io/n8n-docs/blob/main/data/data-mapping/data-item-linking/README.md)

**Syntax:** `$()`.`$()`.**`item`**

**Returns:** Item

**Source:** Custom n8n functionality

## `$()`.**`itemMatching()`** <a href="#dollaritemmatching" id="dollaritemmatching"></a>

**Description:** Returns the matching item, i.e. the one used to produce the item in the current node at the specified index. [More info](https://github.com/n8n-io/n8n-docs/blob/main/data/data-mapping/data-item-linking/README.md)

**Syntax:** `$()`.itemMatching(currentItemIndex?)

**Returns:** Item

**Source:** Custom n8n functionality

**Parameters:**

* `currentItemIndex` (Number) - The index of the item in the current node to be matched with.

## `$()`.**`last()`** <a href="#dollarlast" id="dollarlast"></a>

**Description:** Returns the last item output by the node

**Syntax:** `$()`.last(branchIndex?, runIndex?)

**Returns:** Item

**Source:** Custom n8n functionality

**Parameters:**

* `branchIndex` (Number) - optional - The output branch of the node to use. Defaults to the first branch (index 0)
* `runIndex` (Number) - optional - The run of the node to use. Defaults to the first run (index 0)

## `$()`.**`params`** <a href="#dollarparams" id="dollarparams"></a>

**Description:** The configuration settings of the given node. These are the parameters you fill out within the node’s UI (e.g. its operation).

**Syntax:** `$()`.`$()`.**`params`**

**Returns:** NodeParams

**Source:** Custom n8n functionality


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