To extend this further, I’m going to use another new feature in Cyclr, the HTTP requests step. So this enables you to make any single API call to any kind of API. So I’m gonna do is going to track this on here. I’m going to connect it up, connect this in here.

So it’s highly configurable, and accesses various different types of API and authentication types. So you can define what Auth types you want to be working with, and the method itself. 

In this case, I’m going to be using a GET, and we’re going to be looking to get bitcoin pricing from Coindesk. 

So I have the endpoints address here. And we click on Next to go to the next tab. And this is where you can define your request and response data. So anything that you’re either pushing out of the connector to another system, or expecting to receive a map onwards.

So I have an example payload, and you’ll be able to just paste in these payloads from documentation and use them from here. So the response itself has been provided. We click on next. 

If you’re using an authentication type, this one is set to open, so you don’t need to authenticate. But this will take you through authenticating the connector. But now if we create it, we now have a step that will request data from coin desk. 

What we’ll do now we’ll just change this over. So we want to see if the USD value of Bitcoin exists. So now, if we hit close, we’re going to hit run.

And we’ll be using our Webhook step again, because that’s gonna be triggering the entire flow.

So I click run, and now go back to postman. And hit send. Let’s make sure we change this so we can see that it’s something different coming in. 

There we go Webhook accepted back into Cyclr. And that is run already. So let’s have a look at the data itself. So the most up to date request to the Webhook has has been received, the HTTP request step has actually received data here.

And that’s gone into the decision step.

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