Integration
Connect Particle to Exchangerate.dev
When something happens in Particle, your agent does the next thing in Exchangerate.dev. Describe it in plain language and the automation is built, tested on every branch and kept running.
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What do you want Particle and Exchangerate.dev to do together?
Describe it and your agent reads both APIs, builds the automation, tests every branch and ships it. The list below is what exists today, not the limit.
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Triggers and actions 1 trigger ยท 9 actions
Trigger
New device event (instant)Fires when a matching device event is published, delivered via a Particle webhook integration.
- Execute a logic function
Run a configured Particle Logic function and return its result.
- Get ledger instance
Retrieve the current data for a ledger instance (shared cloud/device key-value state).
- List devices
List all devices in your account or product fleet.
- Publish an event
Publish a custom event to the device cloud so other devices or integrations can subscribe to it.
- Set ledger instance data
Update the data stored in a ledger instance.
Action
Convert currencyConverts an amount from one currency to another using current rates. GET /v1/convert/{from_ccy}/{to_ccy}/{amount} or /v1/convert/{from_ccy}/{to_ccy}
- Get exchange rate
Returns the exchange rate for a specific currency pair slug. GET /v1/rate/{slug}
- Get historical exchange rates
Returns exchange rates for a specific past date, optionally for a given base currency. GET /v1/{date} or GET /v1/{date}/{path_base}
- List exchange rate range
Returns exchange rates across a date range for a base currency. GET /v1/range
No trigger or action matches that. Ask your agent to add it: it reads the API documentation and builds what you describe.