Pipedream
by PipedreamHQ
Pipedream is an integration platform for developers. It provides a free, hosted platform for connecting apps and developing event-driven automations.
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What is Pipedream?
Pipedream is a serverless integration platform that allows developers to connect apps and automate workflows using pre-built components, custom code (Node.js, Python, Golang, Bash), event sources, and actions.
How to use Pipedream?
Users can create workflows by connecting event sources (e.g., GitHub, Slack) to actions (e.g., sending email, adding rows to Google Sheets) or custom code steps. Workflows are triggered by events and execute a sequence of steps.
Key features of Pipedream
Workflows: Automate tasks with sequences of steps triggered by events.
Event Sources: Trigger workflows based on events from various services.
Actions: Use pre-built code steps for common operations.
Custom code: Run Node.js, Python, Golang, or Bash code for custom logic.
Destinations: Deliver events asynchronously to common destinations like Amazon S3, Snowflake, HTTP and email.
Use cases of Pipedream
Automating responses to GitHub issues.
Sending Slack notifications for new database entries.
Creating custom integrations between different SaaS applications.
Processing data from RSS feeds and storing it in a database.
FAQ from Pipedream
Is Pipedream free?
Is Pipedream free?
Pipedream has a generous free tier for individual developers.
What languages does Pipedream support for custom code?
What languages does Pipedream support for custom code?
Pipedream supports Node.js, Python, Golang, and Bash.
Can I create my own actions and event sources?
Can I create my own actions and event sources?
Yes, you can create your own actions and event sources and even publish them to the Pipedream community.
How do I get support?
How do I get support?
You can visit https://pipedream.com/support for support.
Where can I find the code for pre-built components?
Where can I find the code for pre-built components?
The code for all pre-built components is in the components
directory in the GitHub repository.