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@siftline/actions

v0.2.0

Published

Siftline adapters for the places labels land: issue trackers, inboxes and queues.

Readme

@siftline/actions

Siftline adapters that carry a Decision to a webhook or to Slack.

npm install @siftline/actions
import { defineActions, dispatch } from "@siftline/actions";

const actions = defineActions({
  "linear-tickets": { kind: "webhook", config: { url, secret } },
  escalations: { kind: "slack_incoming_webhook", config: { url: slackUrl } },
});

const sent = await dispatch(decision, actions, recipe);

defineActions checks every config when you call it. dispatch sends the Action the Decision selected, once, through the global fetch (or the one you pass as { fetch }), and returns { action, request, response }. It returns null for a Decision that went to Review or selected no Action. A preview is an Adapter's build without sending. The webhook body is the Decision line, signed with HMAC-SHA256 when a secret is set; slackIncomingWebhook posts one message.

The guide and the full reference live at docs.siftline.dev.

ESM only. Node 22.14 or newer.

Licence

MIT. See LICENSE.