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External HTTP Requests in Custom Code

New Feature: External HTTP Requests in Custom Code

September 03, 20241 min read

External HTTP Requests in Custom Code allows you to add an array of HTTP Requests for you to quickly select from and add to your Custom Code actions in workflows.

⭐️Why Is This Feature Beneficial To Your Business?

  • Error-Free Additions: By adding premade code you ensure the additional functionality is not messing up any previous creation and it’s mistakes-free.

  • Connection Verification: Since HTTP protocols are widespread they simplify interfacing with serves, helping you verify connections are working as intended.

  • Easy Code Monitoring: HTTP Request responds with status codes from servers letting you quickly know if there are any issues with your current code performance.

⭐️How To Use External HTTP Requests in Custom Code:

  1. Click on + Create Workflow to create a new one, or on the name to edit an already existing one.

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  2. Click on your Custom Code action. If you haven’t added it do so by clicking on the + icon.

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  3. Click on the “HTTP Request” button above the code editor then select the method you’d like to use.

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  4. The selected code will populate at the bottom of the code editor, at which point you can Save the action.

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External HTTP Requests in Custom Code quickly add your preferred HTTP Method without the need to type in all the information, allowing you to reap all the benefits and monitor your progress without wasting any time.

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