Gabriel Coelho
Gabriel Coelho4mo ago

scheduler post automation

There is a way to create an scheduler in buildship to, per example, send a post request after X seconds in the same flow test? Like we run multiple POST iterations?
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Hi @Gabriel Coelho The above generated answer with links should help you create a scheduler automation for you usecase, you can use this schedule cron trigger - https://docs.buildship.com/trigger-nodes/scheduled-cron Feel free to ask more questions.
Scheduled Cron Trigger – BuildShip
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For your need to create a scheduler in BuildShip to send a POST request after X seconds and run multiple POST iterations within the same flow test, you can consider using a combination of nodes to achieve this. You can use the Scheduled Cron Trigger or Parallel Execution nodes to run steps in your workflows at specific intervals. Here’s a simplified breakdown: 1. Scheduled Cron Trigger: Use this trigger to set a schedule for running your workflow. You can define CRON expressions to specify the exact timing for your workflow execution. 2. Parallel Execution Node: This node can be used to run simultaneous tasks or iterations within a workflow. You can set it up to make multiple POST requests by defining the number of iterations and the logic for each request. Here’s a brief overview of how you might set up such a flow: 1. Trigger: Use a REST API Call trigger to handle the initial prompt. 2. Parallel Execution: Add this node and define the iterations you need for the POST requests. 3. Delay Execution: Introduce a delay (you can use a custom script node to implement a delay mechanism). 4. API Call: Utilize the API Call node to make your POST requests.
For further reference and example implementations, you can explore the BuildShip documentation on creating and testing APIs and using the API Call node. For more specific details or advanced configurations, I recommend reaching out to BuildShip support via in-app support for further assistance.
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Gaurav Chadha
Gaurav Chadha4mo ago
Hi @Gabriel Coelho The above generated answer with links should help you create a scheduler automation for you usecase, you can use this schedule cron trigger - https://docs.buildship.com/trigger-nodes/scheduled-cron Feel free to ask more questions.
Scheduled Cron Trigger – BuildShip
A unified resource to start building your backend with low-code. Dive into triggers, nodes, and step-by-step guidance to jumpstart your workflow creation.