Hi
It’s true I’m discovering Thunkable (but I’ve already used similar tools)
Here, I can point to a node and retrieve the value through a cloud variable, but what if I want to retrieve the entire tree structure of a bucket?
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Use // as the node or key
Example

But if you want to retrieve all what is under tasks then you will use
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Yes of course. This is an object, if you want to see the content then convert the object to JSON.
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it works !
Thanks
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