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ifttt-webhook-resolver

v1.0.1

Published

This module allows you to easily make calls to IFTTT (see IFTTT.com).

Readme

IFTTT Webhook Resolver

This module allows you to easily make calls to IFTTT (see IFTTT.com).

Webhooks are passed as SSL encrypted JSON payloads.

Install the package with npm: npm i ifttt-webhook-resolver

1. IFTTT Payloads

IFTTT requires that the payloads are formatted as shown below:

payload : {
	value1 : "String",
	value2 : "String",
	value3 : "String"	
}

As of April 2019, webhooks are limited to three value fields.

For more information about IFTTT webhooks visit the docs here:

https://help.ifttt.com/hc/en-us/articles/115010230347-The-Webhooks-Service

For your API key, visit this link: https://ifttt.com/services/maker_webhooks/settings

The API key is shown in the URL field URL https://maker.ifttt.com/use/ < Your API Key is Here >

2. Usage

Install the module with npm install ifttt-webhook-resolver

You can then add the following line to the top of any node.js module: const ifttt = require('ifttt-webhook-resolver')

You can now call IFTTT webhooks by passing an array of values to the resolve call as shown in the example below.

3. Example

var ifttt = require('ifttt-webhook-resolver')

webhookAction 	= "test"
apikey 			= "< key from 1. above >"
data 			= 	[
						"string1",
						"string1",
						"string2"
					]

ifttt.call(webhookAction, apiKey, data).then(function (result) {
		console.log('result')
	})

The function will return a payload formatted as shown below:

result: {
	success: < true / false >,
	result: < return data from IFTTT >
}