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I have created a workflow, asking ChatGPT to use information from google sheets to create a paragraph for the user based on that information. Where can I find the paragraph that ChatGPT created?
To find the paragraph that ChatGPT created, you’ll need to check the Pipedream execution logs for the specific workflow you created. The output from the ChatGPT action should be visible in the logs, typically under the generated_message property. If you used the output in a subsequent step, you should look for the logs of that step as well.
Thank you. Now that I have a text response generated by ChatGPT, I would like Pipedream to create a text document with the response and send it to a certain email. How do i do that?
To create a text document with the ChatGPT response and send it to an email, you can use the following steps in your Pipedream workflow: 1. Create a new step after the ChatGPT step to save the generated paragraph to a text file. You can use a custom code step for this: import fs from "fs/promises"; export default defineComponent({ async run({ steps }) { const paragraph = steps.chatgpt_step_name.generated_message; const filePath = "/tmp/paragraph.txt"; await fs.writeFile(filePath, paragraph); return { filePath }; }, }); Replace chatgpt_step_name with the actual name of your ChatGPT step. 2. Add the “Email — Send Yourself an Email” action to your workflow. You can find it by searching for the Email app in the step menu and selecting the “Send Yourself an Email” action. Connect your email account and configure the action with the desired subject and text. To attach the generated text file, use the filePath exported from the previous step: steps.save_text_file_step_name.filePath Replace save_text_file_step_name with the actual name of the step where you saved the text file. Once you’ve set up these steps, the workflow will create a text document with the ChatGPT response and send it to your email when triggered.
in step number 1 above, where to i paste the “custom code” that you suggested?
To add the custom code in your Pipedream workflow, follow these steps: 1. In your workflow, click on the “+” button to add a new step. 2. In the search bar, type “Code” and select the “Run Node.js code” option. 3. In the newly added code step, you’ll see a default code snippet. Replace that with the custom code I provided earlier. 4. Make sure to replace chatgpt_step_name with the actual name of your ChatGPT step in the code. 5. Save your workflow. Now, the custom code step will be executed in your workflow after the ChatGPT step.
can you elaborate on step number 2 of your original response? I have the option to add an attachment. In that step there is a chance to enter a key and a value. What do i type in each of those boxes?
In step 2, when you’re configuring the “Email — Send Yourself an Email” action, you’ll see an option to add an attachment. To attach the generated text file from the previous step, follow these instructions: 1. Click on the “Add an attachment” button. 2. In the “Key” field, enter a name for the attachment, like paragraph.txt. This will be the file name in the email attachment. 3. In the “Value” field, you need to reference the filePath exported from the previous step where you saved the text file. To do this, enter the following expression: steps.save_text_file_step_name.filePath. Replace save_text_file_step_name with the actual name of the step where you saved the text file. After completing these steps, the workflow will attach the generated text file to the email when it’s sent.
i get the error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, open ‘steps.Attachment_creator.filePath’
I apologize for the confusion. It seems there might be an issue with the step name reference in the email attachment configuration. Please double-check the name of the step where you saved the text file and make sure it matches the reference in the email attachment configuration. In the “Value” field of the attachment configuration, you should enter: steps.save_text_file_step_name.filePath Replace save_text_file_step_name with the actual name of the step where you saved the text file. If the issue persists, please provide more details about your workflow, and I’ll be happy to help you further.
I am getting an error when trying to generate the txt file. The error reads: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading ‘generated_message’)
I apologize for the confusion. It seems there might be an issue with the step name reference in the custom code step. Please double-check the name of the step where you generated the ChatGPT response and make sure it matches the reference in the custom code step. In the custom code step, you should have: const paragraph = steps.chatgpt_step_name.generated_message; Replace chatgpt_step_name with the actual name of the step where you generated the ChatGPT response. If the issue persists, please provide more details about your workflow, and I’ll be happy to help you further.
can you elaborate on replkacing the “chatgpt_step_name” part? What specifically do I paste onto there? Is it the name of the step in pipedream? or is it the “id” of the specific generated message?
Yes, you should replace the “chatgpt_step_name” with the actual name of the step in your Pipedream workflow where you generated the ChatGPT response. The step name can be found in the top-left corner of the step in your workflow. It’s not the “id” of the specific generated message, but the name of the step itself. For example, if your ChatGPT step is named “generate_response”, you would replace “chatgpt_step_name” with “generate_response” in the custom code step like this: ```
const paragraph = steps.generate_response.generated_message;
When i try to create the attachment, i get the following error:
The “data” argument must be of type string or an instance of Buffer, TypedArray, or DataView. Received undefined
when I try to create the attachment, i get the following error: “The “data” argument must be of type string or an instance of Buffer, TypedArray, or DataView. Received undefined”
I did in fact use the correct chatgpt_step_name…
I apologize for the inconvenience. It seems there might be an issue with the attachment configuration or the data being passed to it. To help you better, could you please provide the code snippet or the relevant steps in your workflow where you’re creating the attachment and referencing the generated_message from the ChatGPT step? This will help me identify the issue and provide a solution.
, I used chatGPT to create a generated message based on a trigger. That step is called GPT_program_create. I am now trying to make a txt file based on the message that is generated in that step. I used the following code in the following step, using the js node code program:
import fs from “fs/promises”;
export default defineComponent({
async run({ steps }) {
const paragraph = steps.GPT_program_create.generated_message;
const filePath = “/tmp/paragraph.txt”;
await fs.writeFile(filePath, paragraph);
return { filePath };
},
});
I am now getting the error: The “data” argument must be of type string or an instance of Buffer, TypedArray, or DataView. Received undefined
I apologize for the confusion. Based on the code you provided, it seems you’re correctly accessing the generated_message from the GPT_program_create step. However, the error indicates that the paragraph variable might be undefined when passed to fs.writeFile. To debug this issue, let’s add a console.log statement before the fs.writeFile line to check the value of the paragraph variable: import fs from "fs/promises"; export default defineComponent({ async run({ steps }) { const paragraph = steps.GPT_program_create.generated_message; console.log("Paragraph:", paragraph); // Add this line to debug the value of paragraph const filePath = "/tmp/paragraph.txt"; await fs.writeFile(filePath, paragraph); return { filePath }; }, }); Run the workflow and check the logs for the “Paragraph” output. If it’s undefined, there might be an issue with the GPT_program_create step. Make sure that the generated_message is being properly returned or exported from that step. If you still face issues, please share the code or configuration of the GPT_program_create step, and I’ll help you further.
I am still getting an “undefined” output. What specific information from the GPT_program_create step do you need from me?