# Web functions


Following, find reference topics for web functions that work with recipe actions.

**Topics**
+ [

# IP\$1TO\$1INT
](recipe-actions.IP_TO_INT.md)
+ [

# INT\$1TO\$1IP
](recipe-actions.INT_TO_IP.md)
+ [

# URL\$1PARAMS
](recipe-actions.URL_PARAMS.md)

# IP\$1TO\$1INT


Converts the Internet Protocol version 4 (IPv4) value of the source column or other value to the corresponding integer value in the target column, and returns the result in a new column. This function works for IPv4 only.

For example, consider the following IP address.

```
192.168.1.1
```

If you use this value as an input to `IP_TO_INT`, the output value is as follows.

```
3232235777
```

**Parameters**
+ `sourceColumn` – The name of an existing column.
+ `value` – A character string to evaluate.
+ `targetColumn` – The name of the new column to be created.

You can specify either `sourceColumn` or `value`, but not both.

**Example**  
  

```
{
    "RecipeAction": {
        "Operation": "IP_TO_INT",
        "Parameters": {
            "sourceColumn": "my_ip_address",
            "targetColumn": "IP_TO_INT Column 1"
        }
    }
}
```

# INT\$1TO\$1IP


Converts the integer value of source column or other value to the corresponding IPv4 value in then target column, and returns the result in a new column. This function works for IPv4 only.

For example, consider the following integer.

```
167772410
```

If you use this value as an input to `INT_TO_IP`, the output value is as follows.

```
10.0.0.250
```

**Parameters**
+ `sourceColumn` – The name of an existing column.
+ `value` – A character string to evaluate.
+ `targetColumn` – The name of the new column to be created.

You can specify either `sourceColumn` or `value`, but not both.

**Example**  
  

```
[  {
    "RecipeAction": {
      "Operation": "INT_TO_IP",
      "Parameters": {
        "sourceColumn": "my_integer",
        "targetColumn": "INT_TO_IP Column 1"
      }
    }
  }
]
```

# URL\$1PARAMS


Extracts query parameters from a URL string, formats them as a JSON object, and returns the result in a new column.

For example, consider the following URL.

```
https://example.com/?firstParam=answer&secondParam=42
```

If you use this value as an input to `URL_PARAMS`, the output value is as follows.

```
{"firstParam": ["answer"], "secondParam": ["42"]}
```

**Parameters**
+ `sourceColumn` – The name of an existing column.
+ `value` – A character string to evaluate.
+ `targetColumn` – The name of the new column to be created.

You can specify either `sourceColumn` or `value`, but not both.

**Example**  
  

```
{
    "RecipeAction": {
        "Operation": "URL_PARAMS",
        "Parameters": {
            "sourceColumn": "my_url",
            "targetColumn": "URL_PARAMS Column 1"
        }
    }
}
```