# ExecuteJS

**Execute JavaScript**

Executing JavaScript is a request type that lies within the Internal Content Integration, facilitating the invocation of JavaScript functions. This request type comprises three essential parameters: FunctionName, FunctionParameter, and FunctionPayload.

1. The **FunctionName** parameter is a string field intended to pass the corresponding function name used within the FunctionPayload.
2. **FunctionParameter** represents the data field through which parameters are conveyed to the JavaScript function, requiring the parameters to be passed in JSON format.
3. **FunctionPayload** serves as the parameter designated for authoring JavaScript code to be executed dynamically at runtime, facilitating the attainment of desired outputs through its utilization.

**Example**

| FunctionName      | AddNumbers                                                                                                      |
| ----------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| FunctionParameter | {"a":1,"b":2}                                                                                                   |
| FunctionPayload   | <p>function AddNumbers(data)</p><p>{</p><p>let c=parseInt(data.a)+parseInt(data.b);</p><p>return c;</p><p>}</p> |

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