Create Mini-Apps (1.0)
- 1 Auth
- 2 Actions
- 2.1 Parameters
- 2.2 Form Object
- 2.2.1 Lines in Text Variable
- 2.3 Request Object
- 2.4 Mapping Object
- 2.5 Email Verification Example
- 2.6 Other Examples
- 3 Sources
- 3.1 Parameters
- 3.2 Mapping Object in the Request Object
- 3.3 Examples
- 3.3.1 Forms in Actions block:
- 3.3.2 Sources block:
- 3.3.3 App UI:
- 4 Triggers
- 5 Api Scopes
- 6 Api Token Requests
- 7 Save & Test
Example - An email verification API, TheChecker (opens new window)will be used as an example for how to create and edit a Mini-App.
To create an app, follow steps 1 to 6 in the above screenshot.
On the editing page (left), list a title, description, logo, cover page, YouTube video id and it will appear like this in the mini-app store (right):
On the right side of the editing page:
You can always use sample data at the bottom for guidance. And system fields are what you can use in your JSON code if needed.
Auth
This block is for setting authentications of your App.
Parameters
Name | Data Type | Description |
---|---|---|
type | enum | Supported value: APIKEY |
params | array | Values required from users when installing e.g. API key |
request | object | Send requests with parameters (e.g. email, api_key) and map the response to params (e.g. token) |
connection | object | List of request headers or parameters |
Email Verification Example
This is an authentication example with an API key in the query. As follow is how it will look like after users install the App:
The "api key" set by users will then be stored in the variable "token".
Basic Auth Example
TIP - The basic access authentication requires the username and password joined by a single colon to be a credential and the credential encoded by using Base64. Given that the functions are not suppor