You should visit https://pipedream.com/pricing for the latest pricing, but I’ll do my best to answer. If you set a 5-minute interval trigger, it means the workflow will run every 5 minutes. There are 1440 minutes in a day, so the workflow will execute 1440 / 5 = 288 times in a day. If each execution takes less than 30 seconds, it will consume 1 credit per execution. Therefore, you would consume 288 credits in one day.
say if set up a trigger that triggers when new file uploaded to the google drive. how many credit will it consume?
When you set up a trigger that activates when a new file is uploaded to Google Drive, the number of credits consumed depends on the number of times the trigger is activated and the execution time of the workflow. The first 30 seconds of computation time per source execution is included for free when using a public source from the Pipedream registry. If the execution time of the workflow is under 30 seconds, you would only consume 1 credit per execution. So, if the trigger is activated 10 times in a day, you would consume 10 credits. Keep in mind that the actual credit consumption may vary depending on the execution time and frequency of the trigger.
when will the credits refresh in beijing time
Credits on the Free tier refresh daily. However, I don’t have the exact time they refresh in Beijing Time. Keep in mind that the refresh time might be subject to change. For the most accurate information, you can monitor your credit usage in your Pipedream account.
I was trying to update notion page for two values, one is select type that i i want to change it to ‘Done’, the other one is text type that i want to wrtie ‘test’ to it. how do i configure it in update_page step using custom expression. i am confused with sending the value format
To update a Notion page with a select type property set to ‘Done’ and a text type property set to ‘test’, you can use the “Update Page” action in Pipedream. Here’s how to configure it: 1. Search for the Notion app from the step menu 2. Select the “Update Page” action 3. Connect your Notion account 4. Select a Page ID or pass a string from a previous step 5. In the “Property Types Values” field, you can use a custom expression to set the values for both properties. For example, if your select type property is named “Status” and your text type property is named “Notes”, you can use the following JSON: ```
{ “Status”: { “select”: { “name”: “Done” } }, “Notes”: { “text”: { “content”: “test” } } }