# HogFunction > Resource HogFunction in pulumi-posthog. Resource HogFunction in pulumi-posthog. Pulumi type: `posthog:index/hogFunction:HogFunction`. `name` is the Pulumi resource name. Nested object fields are documented under that object. They are not arguments of this resource. ## Example Only required arguments are set. A string in angle brackets stands in for that argument. Any other value is an option or example written in the SDK description. ```ts import * as posthog from "pulumi-posthog" const resource = new posthog.HogFunction("hogFunction", {}) ``` ## Arguments | Property | Type | Required | Description | | --------------------- | --------- | -------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | `description` | `string` | no | Description of the Hog function. | | `enabled` | `boolean` | no | Whether the Hog function is enabled. Defaults to true. | | `executionOrder` | `number` | no | Order in which this Hog function executes relative to others (0-32767). | | `filtersJson` | `string` | no | JSON object defining filters for when the Hog function should execute. Includes `events`, `actions`, `properties`, and `filterTestAccounts` options. | | `hog` | `string` | no | The Hog code to execute. Not required when using a template - the template provides the code. | | `iconUrl` | `string` | no | URL of the icon for this Hog function. | | `inputsJson` | `string` | no | JSON object containing the input values for the Hog function. Keys correspond to the input schema, values contain `value` and optional `templating` properties. For inputs containing secrets, use `sensitiveInputsJson` instead. | | `inputsSchemaJson` | `string` | no | JSON array defining custom input schema entries for the Hog function. Each entry is an object with `key`, `type`, `secret`, `required`, and other properties. Sent directly as `inputsSchema` in the API request. When using a template, this replaces the template's default schema. | | `mappingsJson` | `string` | no | JSON array of mapping configurations. Each mapping can have its own `name`, `inputsSchema`, `inputs`, and `filters`. | | `maskingJson` | `string` | no | JSON object configuring PII masking for the Hog function. Includes `ttl`, `threshold`, and `hash` properties. | | `name` | `string` | no | Name of the Hog function. | | `projectId` | `string` | no | Project ID (environment) for this resource. Overrides the provider-level project_id. | | `sensitiveInputsJson` | `string` | no | JSON object containing sensitive input values (e.g. API keys, tokens, credentials) for the Hog function. Same format as `inputsJson`. Values are merged with `inputsJson` at apply time and redacted from plan/apply output. If the same key appears in both, `sensitiveInputsJson` takes precedence. | | `templateId` | `string` | no | ID of a template to use as the basis for this Hog function. The template provides default code, inputs schema, and configuration. | | `type` | `string` | no | Type of Hog function: `destination`, `siteDestination`, `internalDestination`, `sourceWebhook`, `siteApp`, or `transformation`. | ## Outputs Computed outputs are produced by the provider. They are not constructor arguments. | Property | Type | Computed | Description | | --------------------- | --------- | -------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | `description` | `string` | no | Description of the Hog function. | | `enabled` | `boolean` | no | Whether the Hog function is enabled. Defaults to true. | | `executionOrder` | `number` | no | Order in which this Hog function executes relative to others (0-32767). | | `filtersJson` | `string` | no | JSON object defining filters for when the Hog function should execute. Includes `events`, `actions`, `properties`, and `filterTestAccounts` options. | | `hog` | `string` | no | The Hog code to execute. Not required when using a template - the template provides the code. | | `iconUrl` | `string` | no | URL of the icon for this Hog function. | | `inputsJson` | `string` | no | JSON object containing the input values for the Hog function. Keys correspond to the input schema, values contain `value` and optional `templating` properties. For inputs containing secrets, use `sensitiveInputsJson` instead. | | `inputsSchemaJson` | `string` | no | JSON array defining custom input schema entries for the Hog function. Each entry is an object with `key`, `type`, `secret`, `required`, and other properties. Sent directly as `inputsSchema` in the API request. When using a template, this replaces the template's default schema. | | `mappingsJson` | `string` | no | JSON array of mapping configurations. Each mapping can have its own `name`, `inputsSchema`, `inputs`, and `filters`. | | `maskingJson` | `string` | no | JSON object configuring PII masking for the Hog function. Includes `ttl`, `threshold`, and `hash` properties. | | `name` | `string` | no | Name of the Hog function. | | `projectId` | `string` | no | Project ID (environment) for this resource. Overrides the provider-level project_id. | | `sensitiveInputsJson` | `string` | no | JSON object containing sensitive input values (e.g. API keys, tokens, credentials) for the Hog function. Same format as `inputsJson`. Values are merged with `inputsJson` at apply time and redacted from plan/apply output. If the same key appears in both, `sensitiveInputsJson` takes precedence. | | `templateId` | `string` | no | ID of a template to use as the basis for this Hog function. The template provides default code, inputs schema, and configuration. | | `type` | `string` | no | Type of Hog function: `destination`, `siteDestination`, `internalDestination`, `sourceWebhook`, `siteApp`, or `transformation`. |