Skip to content

Truth Table Explanation¶

`likeTrue`/`likeFalse`¶

The truth table for likeTrue and likeFalse is as follows:

Value	Type	Evaluates to	Example
`true`	`Boolean`	`true`	`true`
`false`	`Boolean`	`false`	`false`
Numbers greater than 0	`Integer`, `Float`	`true`	`1`
Numbers less than or equal to 0	`Integer`, `Float`	`false`	`0`
String whose lowercase value is `true`	`String`	`true`	`true`
String whose lowercase value is `"yes"`	`String`	`true`	`"Yes"`
String whose lowercase value is `"ok"`	`String`	`true`	`"OK"`
String whose lowercase value is `"on"`	`String`	`true`	`"ON"`
String whose lowercase value is `"1"`	`String`	`true`	`"1"`
String whose lowercase value is `"o"`	`String`	`true`	`"o"`
String whose lowercase value is `"y"`	`String`	`true`	`"y"`
String whose lowercase value is `false`	`String`	`false`	`false`
String whose lowercase value is `"no"`	`String`	`false`	`"No"`
String whose lowercase value is `"ng"`	`String`	`false`	`"NG"`
String whose lowercase value is `"off"`	`String`	`false`	`"OFF"`
String whose lowercase value is `"0"`	`String`	`false`	`"0"`
String whose lowercase value is `"x"`	`String`	`false`	`"x"`
String whose lowercase value is `"n"`	`String`	`false`	`"n"`

Only when the above specific scenarios are met will the condition be evaluated as true and trigger an alert. Other scenarios will not match and will not trigger an alert.