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Deploy a Trigger

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Recipe · 4 steps

Deploy a Trigger

with Pipedream · Webhook & Event Subscription Management

List, inspect, deploy, and verify a Connect trigger for an external user.

  1. Search the registry for triggers belonging to the target app so the caller can confirm the chosen trigger key exists.
  2. Retrieve the selected trigger component to confirm its configurable props before deploying it.
  3. Deploy the trigger for the external user with the supplied configured props and optional webhook destination.
  4. List the external user's deployed triggers to confirm the freshly deployed source is present.
What you'll need to have ready
  • projectId: The project ID, which starts with proj_.
  • environment: The Connect environment (development or production).
  • externalUserId: Your end user identifier for whom the trigger is deployed.
  • app: The ID or name slug of the app to filter triggers by.
  • componentId: The key of the trigger component to deploy.
  • configuredProps: The configured props payload required by the trigger.
  • webhookUrl: Optional webhook URL to receive the trigger's emitted events.
For your developer

Arazzo workflow pipedream:deploy-trigger, 4 operations: listTriggers → retrieveTrigger → deployTrigger → listDeployedTriggers. Specs on APIs.io.