How to integrate Adapty with Pipedream and respond with *adapty_check* value in JSON format?

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Hi, I need to integrate Adapty with Pipedream. To connect them, Pipedream needs to respond with the value of adapty_check in JSON format. how can I reference the value?

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Hi welcome to Pipedream :slightly_smiling_face:

You’re very very close. You can hover over individual fields in the Exports tab of a step and click the Copy Path option to copy the path to that export.

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Then you can paste that path into steps or fields to reference that variable.

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I’m not sure how to go from there, I copied the path of the property I need, what should I do now, should I create a new step to return an HTTP JS response and reference the value?

Is it not possible to reference the value in the trigger itself?

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Yes you’ll need to add a new step to return a response, you should be able to use this shortcut to add a step that returns an HTTP response.

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Then within that step you can paste the path to the variable and return it as part of the JSON.

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Sorry, I’m a programming noob, does this look ok to you?

it seems to receive the ID automatically, but adapty shows this other error when I change the trigger to use a custom response from the workflow

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I always recommend reading Eloquent Javascript to start learning the fundamentals of using Node.js / Javascript. It’s free and it’s well worth the time to read and grasp the language before trying to make API calls.

However, you can also ask Pi our GPT-3 trained bot on coding questions like these.

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I need to include a variable adapty_check from steps.event.trigger.body.adapty_check in an HTTP response in a Node.js code step.

Can you show me how to do that?

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Sure! You can use the $.respond() function to return an HTTP response with the adapty_check value from the trigger. Here’s an example of how to do that: export default defineComponent({ async run({ steps, $ }) { const adapty_check = steps.event.trigger.body.adapty_check; await $.respond({ status: 200, headers: { "Content-Type": "application/json" }, body: { adapty_check: adapty_check }, }); }, }); This code will return an HTTP response with a JSON object containing the adapty_check value from the trigger.

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, I have this HTTP response in a Nodej.js code step

export default defineComponent({
  async run({ steps, $ }) {
    const adaptyCheck = steps.trigger.event.body.adapty_check;

    await $.respond({
      status: 200,
      headers: { "content-type": "application/json" },
      body: { "adapty_check_response": adaptyCheck }, 
    });
  },
});

but when I send a test all I receive is a generic “to customize this response, check out our docs”

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It looks like your code is set up correctly to return the adapty_check value in the HTTP response. However, if you’re still receiving a generic response, it might be because the trigger is not configured to use the custom response from the workflow. To fix this, please follow these steps: 1. Click on the trigger step in your workflow (the first step, usually named “HTTP / Webhook”). 2. In the right panel, scroll down to the “Advanced Settings” section. 3. Check the box next to “Respond with custom response from the workflow”. 4. Save the changes and redeploy your workflow. Now, when you send a test request, it should return the custom response generated by your code step.

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I had to deploy this whole time for the code to update? loool

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Thank you for your help on this :slightly_smiling_face: I hope you have a great day