You can find all the documentation here.
Read about our contributing guidelines here. To contribute code, you'll need to first fork the repository. Once you have forked the repository, create your extension (or make your changes) and submit a pull request for our team to review.
Of course, we also welcome discussions... show us what you're working on!
We encourage you to fork the repo and build custom actions and webhooks to support your organization's needs. We have provided a sample hello world
extension, which is located in ./extensions/hello-world
.
Please read about custom actions and webhooks to learn about how you can use them to support no-code flows for your care ops builders.
Fields are the INPUT, and datapoints are the OUTPUT of any given action (or webhook).
Fields are filled in at ![BUILD] time by the care flow designer. Field types can help the designer to be sure to include the right data necessary for a given action.
Datapoints are decided at ![BUILD] time and can be used by the designers as inputs for future fields.
Fields and datapoints provide you, the builders and designers, a powerful mechanism to take in variable data at one point in a care flow and use it in another place. The possibilities are endless!
For those who require OAuth2.0 in your flows, there is a base client located at /lib/shared/
. By extending that base client, you can include more complex authentication flows in your custom actions. Please see ./extensions/elation/client.ts
for an example of how you can create DataWrappers, API Clients, and the necessary datawrapper constructor that must be passed to the API client to create your flows.
Currently supported are Resource Owner Password Grant and Client Credentials Grant.