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Triggers and actions 2 triggers · 7 actions
Trigger
New Idea CommentTriggers when a new comment is sent for an idea.
Trigger
New Idea VoteTriggers when a new vote is sent for an idea.
Action
Create IdeaCreates a new Feedback idea.
Action
Create Idea CommentCreates a new idea comment.
Action
Create Idea VoteCreates a new idea vote.
Action
Create PostCreates a new post.
Action
Get PostFetches a post by ID, with its per-language title and content, category, publication state, and engagement counts. An error occurs if the post is not found. Reading a post through this action does not count as a view in your Beamer analytics.
Action
List PostsReturns all posts from your Beamer feed, each with its per-language title and content, category, publication state, and engagement counts. Reading posts through this action does not count as a view in your Beamer analytics.
Action
Get Stadt-Land-Fluss dataFetch the full German Stadt-Land-Fluss (city/country/river word-game) reference dataset via GET https://slftool.github.io/data.json. Static, unauthenticated, single-request JSON blob keyed by letter, each letter holding arrays for stadt (city), land (country), fluss (river), name, beruf (profession), tier (animal), and marke (brand). No query parameters — the vendor exposes no filtering or search; the whole dataset is returned every call and any per-letter/per-category lookup must be done client-side on the response.
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