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I want to get apps trigger and actions list to show data
To get the list of triggers and actions for an app on Pipedream, you can use the Pipedream Connect API. Here’s how you can do it: — ## Step 1: Find the App First, search for the app you want to use. For example, to search for “gitlab”: http GET /v1/connect/apps?q=gitlab This will return details about the app, including its name_slug (e.g., gitlab). — ## Step 2: List Available Components (Triggers and Actions) Once you have the app’s name_slug, you can list its actions (and similarly, triggers if available): http GET /actions?app=gitlab This returns a list of actions for the GitLab app. Example response: on { "page_info": { ... }, "data": [ { "name": "List Commits", "version": "0.0.2", "key": "gitlab_developer_app-list-commits" }, { "name": "Update Issue", "version": "0.0.1", "key": "gitlab_developer_app-update-issue" }, ... ] } — ## Summary - Use /v1/connect/apps?q=APP_NAME to find the app and get its name_slug. - Use /actions?app=APP_NAME_SLUG to list actions (and similar endpoints for triggers). You can use these endpoints to fetch and display the list of triggers and actions for any app on Pipedream. For more details, see the Pipedream Connect documentation.
I want to get apps list also
I want to get all apps list also to get slug
To get a list of all apps on Pipedream (including their slugs), you can use the Pipedream REST API: GET /apps This endpoint will return a list of all available apps, each with details like the app name and its slug (which you can use to fetch triggers and actions for that app). Example usage: ```
http GET https://api.pipedream.com/v1/apps
by using the app list I found the apps at a time 10 .
can I get all apps list here
Yes, you can retrieve the full list of all apps available on Pipedream using their REST API. The endpoint you should use is: GET /apps By default, API responses may be paginated (for example, returning 10 apps per page). To get all apps, you need to handle pagination by making multiple requests and using the pagination parameters provided in the API response (such as page or next). Example approach: 1. Make a request to GET /apps to get the first page of apps. 2. Check the response for pagination info (like a next page token or a page parameter). 3. Continue requesting subsequent pages until all apps are retrieved. Reference: See the Pipedream REST API docs for more details on listing all apps. If you want example code for fetching all pages of apps, let me know which language you prefer!
how to pass keys to find next cursor keys in apps
To retrieve the full list of apps from the Pipedream API, you need to handle pagination using the cursor (or “next” key) provided in the API response. Here’s how you can do it step-by-step: 1. Make your initial request to the /apps endpoint: import { axios } from "@pipedream/platform"; export default defineComponent({ async run({ steps, $ }) { const response = await axios($, { url: "https://api.pipedream.com/v1/apps", headers: { Authorization: `Bearer YOUR_API_KEY`, // Replace with your Pipedream API key }, }); return response; }, }); 2. Check the response for pagination info. - The response will include a next key (sometimes called next_cursor or similar), which you use to fetch the next page. 3. Pass the cursor key as a query parameter in your next request: import { axios } from "@pipedream/platform"; export default defineComponent({ props: { next: { type: "string", label: "Next Cursor", optional: true, }, }, async run({ steps, $ }) { const params = {}; if (this.next) params.next = this.next; const response = await axios($, { url: "https://api.pipedream.com/v1/apps", headers: { Authorization: `Bearer YOUR_API_KEY`, }, params, }); return response; }, }); 4. Repeat: Continue making requests, passing the next cursor each time, until the response no longer includes a next key. Summary: - The next (or next_cursor) key in the response tells you how to get the next page. - Pass it as a query parameter (?next=...) in your next API call. - Repeat until no next key is returned. This approach will let you fetch all apps and their slugs from the Pipedream API.
Imake url like this for find data for next 10 apps list
https://api.pipedream.com/v1/apps?next_cursor=XzRkZW18YXBwX0dlaHBEdg
Yes, your approach is correct! To retrieve the next page of apps from the Pipedream API, you should use the next_cursor value returned in the previous response as a query parameter in your next request. For example, if your previous API response included: on { "page_info": { "total_count": 19, "count": 10, "start_cursor": "ZGNfSzB1QWVl", "end_cursor": "ZGNfeUx1alJx" }, "data": [ // ... first 10 apps ... ], "next_cursor": "XzRkZW18YXBwX0dlaHBEdg" } You would make your next request to: https://api.pipedream.com/v1/apps?next_cursor=XzRkZW18YXBwX0dlaHBEdg This will return the next set of apps. Continue this process, updating the next_cursor each time, until no next_cursor is returned in the response (meaning you’ve reached the end of the list). Summary of steps: 1. Make your initial request to /v1/apps. 2. Use the next_cursor from the response to request the next page: /v1/apps?next_cursor=... 3. Repeat until next_cursor is not present in the response. This is the standard way to paginate through all apps using the Pipedream API. For more details, see the Pipedream REST API docs.
I dont have next_cursor in my response
{
"page_info": {
"total_count": 2746,
"count": 10,
"start_cursor": "X18xbXNnfGFwcF93MGh2Vjc",
"end_cursor": "XzRkZW18YXBwX0dlaHBEdg"
},
"data": [
// ... first 10 apps ...
],
}
It looks like you’re trying to paginate through the Pipedream API /v1/apps endpoint, but you don’t see a next_cursor field in your response. Instead, your response includes a page_info object with start_cursor and end_cursor fields. Based on the Pipedream REST API documentation, the pagination fields provided are: on "page_info": { "total_count": ..., "count": ..., "start_cursor": "...", "end_cursor": "..." } How to paginate: - To get the next page of results, you should use the end_cursor value as a query parameter in your next request. - The parameter to use is usually start_cursor or cursor, depending on the API. Since your response includes start_cursor and end_cursor, and you want the next page, you should pass start_cursor with the value of the previous end_cursor. Example: Suppose your response is: on { "page_info": { "total_count": 2746, "count": 10, "start_cursor": "X18xbXNnfGFwcF93MGh2Vjc", "end_cursor": "XzRkZW18YXBwX0dlaHBEdg" }, "data": [ // ... first 10 apps ... ] } Your next request should be: https://api.pipedream.com/v1/apps?start_cursor=XzRkZW18YXBwX0dlaHBEdg Summary of steps: 1. Make your initial request to /v1/apps. 2. In the response, get the end_cursor value. 3. For the next page, call /v1/apps?start_cursor=<end_cursor>. 4. Repeat this process, updating start_cursor each time, until you have paged through all results. If you continue to have issues or the API behaves differently than documented, please visit Support - Pipedream for more support options.
hitting next request with start_cursor = end_cursor gives same result
It looks like you’re running into an issue where using start_cursor set to the previous response’s end_cursor returns the same set of results, so you’re stuck on the same page. Based on the Pipedream REST API documentation, the paginated response includes start_cursor and end_cursor, but does not mention a next_cursor. The docs do not specify exactly how to paginate, but the typical convention is: - To get the next page, you pass a parameter like start_cursor or after with the value of the previous response’s end_cursor. However, if using start_cursor=<end_cursor> returns the same data, this could be: 1. An API bug or undocumented behavior 2. A misunderstanding of the correct pagination parameter ### What to try - Double-check the API docs or any examples for the correct pagination parameter. Sometimes APIs use after, cursor, or other names. - Try incrementing the cursor manually (if it’s a number or offset), but in your case, it looks like a token, so this is unlikely to work. - If you continue to get the same results, this may be a bug or a limitation in the API. ### What to do next Since the Pipedream REST API documentation does not provide more detail, and your experience suggests the documented approach is not working, I recommend reaching out to Pipedream support for clarification or to report a potential bug. You can contact them directly at: Support - Pipedream Sorry for the trouble—this is likely something only the Pipedream team can resolve or clarify.
can we find refresh token when token expired
If your access token has expired and you need a refresh token, here are some important points based on Pipedream’s documentation: - You cannot “find” or recover a refresh token after your access token has expired if you did not store it when you first received it. Refresh tokens are typically provided only once during the initial OAuth exchange and are not retrievable from Pipedream or the API after the fact. - If you have the refresh token stored from the initial OAuth flow, you can use it to request a new access token. - If you did not store the refresh token, you will need to re-authenticate (go through the OAuth flow again) to obtain a new refresh token. Best Practice: Always store your refresh token securely when you first receive it during the OAuth process. If you have further issues or need help recovering access, please visit Support - Pipedream for more support options.