Functions

Using functions, you can provide custom code and link it to your event sources, automations, or snap-kit actions. Functions are written in JavaScript and can be used to transform events, send notifications, or perform any other custom logic including network calls.

In order to create a snap-in version, functions must be defined as shown in the code samples. Functions are packaged and provided as an artifact at the time of snap-in version creation and then used to deploy functions to snap-in versions. An artifact may contain multiple function definitions. The artifact is a zip file containing the following files:

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├ ├── functions/ # Contains a folder each for the functions defined in the manifest. The folder name should match the function name in manifest.
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├ ├── functions/function-1/ # function-1 is a function defined in the manifest.
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├ ├── function-factory.ts # defines the functions to be imported. Each function to be used in the manifest should be included here. Refer to the example for the format.
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├── dist/ # Contains the transpiled code for the functions. Autogenerated but should be included in the artifact.
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├── package.json # Contains the dependencies for the functions.

Function manifest

The function manifest consists of the following fields:

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functions:
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  - name: function_1
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    description: Function 1

• name: It is the function name that should match the corresponding function name in the folder.
• description: It describes the function.

Refer to the function invocation for details about the exact payload of the function.