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The commit adds an explanation about using a `Document` as input in the `FlowRunner` class. It clarifies that using a `Document` is a straightforward way to pass text data in Langflow. Typically, a flow expects a string or a dictionary as input, and if a dictionary is used, it should be built according to the needs of the specific flow. The commit also mentions that the content of a document can be extracted using the `page_content` property and passed as an argument to the selected flow. |
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| docusaurus.config.js | ||
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Website
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