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      robmarkcole
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      Hi are there any plans for a simple IFTTT package/channel such as for the particle? https://ifttt.com/particle

      Thanks!

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        bucknall
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        Hi @robmarkcole we don't have anything currently (if there is interest this might change!). If you want to utilise IFTTT for your projects, I'd recommend using the 'Maker' channel and setting up callbacks to trigger it.

        What Pycom Device are you using? I can try to make some suggestions :)

        Developer Evangelist - Pycom

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          robmarkcole
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          Hi thanks for your offer! I'm on Wipy 2.0

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            bucknall @robmarkcole
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            @robmarkcole Ok brilliant! So you'll be interested in send HTTP requests to the IFTTT Channel and you'll probably want a simple HTTP library so what I would suggest is urequest (https://github.com/micropython/micropython-lib/blob/master/urequests/urequests.py).

            You can use this to send HTTP request to IFTTT's server to trigger the 'Maker' channel :) I'll put together an example for you but it might be next week before I get a chance to!

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