So ive setup intercom to textlocal zaps but there is really no way to create a custom zap. For example, I want to trigger a zap when my clients (registered on intercom) make a purchase or have low credits in their wallet.
Has anyone set custom triggers before?
You can use custom triggers by creating your own app using the Zapier developer platform. The app is then available within your Zapier account to use with zaps.
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Here is the Workflow Action. It seems that Workflow can send a file to another APP directily. Any ideas?
The normal way to send a file to another APP is using Share Extension, but Workflow APP could send it directily without showing the Action Sheet and selecting an APP.
If you set an action like this and run your workflow, it just open the selected APP and that APP got the file.
So I just want to know is there any way to make it happen? Or it just a secret API of iOS and Workflow just use it because of the purchase?
Your exact question needs to be stated more clearly (e.g. exactly WHAT you are trying to accomplish instead of just "integrate"). To get you started, some quick info:
At my last check, Workflow integrates with apps in a few main ways:
1) Via the iOS sharing/share-sheet interface.
2) Built-in support for the app within Workflow itself.
3) (of course, Workflow can also leverage Callback URI's of other apps to integrate with them like any other app can.)
If you want to have direct, built-in support from Workflow, the Workflow team itself must add the support into the Workflow app. This is easier for them (and others) if your app exposes a proper API with functions that allow direct integration.
Going into this further is too broad of a topic for a quick answer. I hope this helps some.
I am trying to develop an APP and integrate it with Slack.
I have a confusion, can I add the app into chat box just like DropBox did? I searched the Slack API and found nothing about it.
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No, as far as I know this feature is not available to Slack developers at the moment. Might be added at a later time though.
You could use a slash command instead to trigger your external application.
I'm joining my app to Asana and I'm creating automatically tasks. I would like to notify assigned user to his new task.
I didn't find anything about that from Asana API documentation
Does anyone have an idea to trigger a mobile notification? Is that even possible?
When you create a task, you can assign it, or add followers to it, or even add a comment to it. But push notifications are logic the user controls, rather than the integration. If I want to be notified of new tasks assigned to me, I will be.
I'm developing an app that creates a simple document with basic information created by the app. It won't contain any personal information, but it will contain data created and requested by the user. I want the user to be able to send this to themselves via email. I would also like to add the option for the user to have this file (which updates daily) to be able to send to them automatically every week/month, so they won't have to think about it. The user can set the intervals themselves.
Is this possible? The user will set up this option themselves from a menu, so it's not like they won't know it's happening. Every automatic mail will also contain information on how to turn the option back off again.
Is this possible and is it allowed by Apple?
Thanks for your reply
It is not possible from within the app. A user has to explicitly send the email through the MFMailComposeViewController.
If you want this functionality, you should build a backend for your app.
To clarify, if you want to use the users configured accounts; i.e. the account they use with Mail, then no you cannot do this automatically. The other answers rely on the fact a user enters their POP/IMAP settings, which personally I would never do.
You could use an email service as mandril or mailgun, to send emails "from your app".
Take a look at this: https://github.com/rackerlabs/objc-mailgun
There's a library called MailCore that's incredibly powerful. You can use it to send mail in the background of your app without needing to present the built in mail composer view
https://github.com/MailCore/mailcore2
I have been developing a chat application using Quickblox framework.
I have been reading and testing many official sample projects (including Q-municate) but i do not find a way to block / ban user.
Is there a method for achieving this functionality ? Do i need to implement Custom Objects ? Thanks.
You can use Custom Objects for now. For example, create a class and store IDs of blocked users there. And then develop appropriate logic on the client side.
QuickBlox is going to release 'true' block list soon, also it will be available within Q-municate project