How to Create a Trigger for New RingCentral Call Recordings on Any Extension or Account?

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Newbie here, i’m trying to build a trigger based on new RingCentral call recordings, but it keeps forcing me to select an extension, how do I build a trigger that detects new recordings on any extension or for the RC account rather than an extension? Thanks for any help!

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Hi Parl, good question. You might have found a limitation of the props and how the trigger was built.

There may be a reason why the trigger was engineered this way, I would suggest making a request for enhancement to this source here: Sign in to GitHub · GitHub

But the Pipedream components are open source, so if you decide to alter it yourself you can do so as well.

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Oh, good to know, is there an article that would tell me how enhance one and then use it my interface?

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Also, one more quick question, i’m trying to provid a service that will stream the call recording once I know it exists with another link to pipedream or something, is that possible to stream an mp3 file as a response?

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Yes you can read about how components work and about the Pipedream component registry here:

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can I stream a response from an HTTP triggered workflow?

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Currently, streaming a response from an HTTP-triggered workflow is not supported in Pipedream’s Python environment. The Python pd.respond helper does not yet support responding with streams, as mentioned in the documentation: Python For Node.js, there isn’t a direct example of streaming a response in the documentation. However, you can return a custom HTTP response using the $.respond() function in a Code or Action step. You can find more information on customizing HTTP responses here: https://pipedream.com/docs/workflows/steps/triggers/#http-responses Keep in mind that streaming an MP3 file might require additional handling and might not be directly supported by the $.respond() function.

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Hm Mario didn’t pick up on our Node.js example here: https://pipedream.com/docs/code/nodejs/http-requests/#stream-a-downloaded-file-directly-to-another-url