Output in Zapier for States to UF's Javascript code - zapier

Question

I'm trying to convert an input text, for example: "São Paulo" into an acronym "SP" within Zapier. I'm using Code by Zapier - Run Javascript.
The Code I'm using is:
var ConverterEstados = function(inputData) {
var data;
switch (inputData) {
/* Estados */
case "Acre" : data = "AC"; break;
case "Alagoas" : data = "AL"; break;
case "Amazonas" : data = "AM"; break;
case "Amapá" : data = "AP"; break;
case "Bahia" : data = "BA"; break;
case "Ceará" : data = "CE"; break;
case "Distrito Federal" : data = "DF"; break;
case "Espírito Santo" : data = "ES"; break;
case "Goiás" : data = "GO"; break;
case "Maranhão" : data = "MA"; break;
case "Minas Gerais" : data = "MG"; break;
case "Mato Grosso Do Sul" : data = "MS"; break;
case "Mato Grosso" : data = "MT"; break;
case "Pará" : data = "PA"; break;
case "Paraíba" : data = "PB"; break;
case "Pernambuco" : data = "PE"; break;
case "Piauí" : data = "PI"; break;
case "Paraná" : data = "PR"; break;
case "Rio De Janeiro" : data = "RJ"; break;
case "Rio Grande Do Norte" : data = "RN"; break;
case "Rondônia" : data = "RO"; break;
case "Roraima" : data = "RR"; break;
case "Rio Grande Do Sul" : data = "RS"; break;
case "Santa Catarina" : data = "SC"; break;
case "Sergipe" : data = "SE"; break;
case "São Paulo" : data = "SP"; break;
case "Tocatíns" : data = "TO"; break;
}
return data;
};
I need this code to return two letters for example "SP", it must be returned inside the output variable, which is an object.
Zapier gives an example of output
output = {id: 1, hello: "world"};
Could anyone help?

Answer 1

To fix your existing code, you need only return an object (aka wrapped in {} from the whole text box:
// your function here
// ...
// ...
return {twoLetterCode: ConverterEstados(inputData)}
It's also worth noting you can simplify your function by using an object instead:
const ConverterEstados = {
"Acre": "AC",
"Alagoas": "AL",
// ...
}
return {twoLetterCode: ConverterEstados[inputData.state]}
In that last part, i'm assuming your input has mapped in a variable called state, but it can be named whatever you want.