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Connect Memberstack to UUID Generator
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Triggers and actions 6 triggers ยท 10 actions
Trigger
Member DeletedTriggered instantly when a Memberstack member is deleted (member.deleted). In Memberstack go to Dev tools > Webhooks > Endpoints, add the minted webhook URL, and filter the endpoint to the member.deleted event.
Trigger
Member's Plan AddedTriggered instantly when a plan is added to a Memberstack member (member.plan.added). In Memberstack go to Dev tools > Webhooks > Endpoints, add the minted webhook URL, and filter the endpoint to the member.plan.added event.
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Member's Plan CanceledTriggered instantly when a plan is canceled or removed from a Memberstack member (member.plan.updated / member.plan.canceled). In Memberstack go to Dev tools > Webhooks > Endpoints, add the minted webhook URL, and filter the endpoint to the plan cancellation event.
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Member's Plan UpdatedTriggered instantly when a Memberstack member plan connection changes (member.plan.updated). In Memberstack go to Dev tools > Webhooks > Endpoints, add the minted webhook URL, and filter the endpoint to the member.plan.updated event.
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Member UpdatedTriggered instantly when a Memberstack member's data changes (member.updated). In Memberstack go to Dev tools > Webhooks > Endpoints, add the minted webhook URL, and filter the endpoint to the member.updated event.
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New MemberTriggered instantly when a new Memberstack member signs up (member.created). In Memberstack go to Dev tools > Webhooks > Endpoints, add the minted webhook URL, and filter the endpoint to the member.created event.
Action
Create MemberCreates a member with no plans or a free plan.
Action
Delete MemberDeletes a member.
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Find MemberLookup a member by id.
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Update MemberUpdates a member.
Action
Decode UUIDDecode an existing UUID string to extract its version, variant, and (for time-based versions) the embedded timestamp. GET https://www.uuidtools.com/api/decode/{uuid} (endpoint inferred from the site's Decode UUID tool at /decode; confirm exact path when implementing).
Action
Generate timestamp-first UUIDGenerate one or more timestamp-first (ordered) UUIDs, where the current timestamp is embedded at the start so values sort in creation order when stored/indexed. GET https://www.uuidtools.com/api/generate/timestamp-first (endpoint path per the /generate/timestamp-first docs page).
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Generate v1 UUIDGenerate one or more (up to 100) time-based version-1 UUIDs. GET https://www.uuidtools.com/api/generate/v1 or /v1/count/{n}.
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Generate v3 UUIDGenerate a deterministic version-3 (MD5-based) UUID from a namespace + name. GET https://www.uuidtools.com/api/generate/v3/namespace/{namespace}/name/{name}; namespace is ns:url|ns:dns|ns:OID|ns:X500 or a UUID; name may be base64-encoded with a base64: prefix.
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Generate v4 UUIDGenerate one or more (up to 100) random version-4 UUIDs. GET https://www.uuidtools.com/api/generate/v4 or /v4/count/{n}.
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Generate v5 UUIDGenerate a deterministic version-5 (SHA-1-based) UUID from a namespace + name. GET https://www.uuidtools.com/api/generate/v5/namespace/{namespace}/name/{name}; namespace is ns:url|ns:dns|ns:OID|ns:X500 or a UUID; name may be base64-encoded with a base64: prefix.
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