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Version: 7.1.0

Connector Development

One of the perks of using Interactor engine is that you can create and modify your own connectors. It give the developer the flexibility of not relying on the vendors and utilize the internal engineers to achieve the integration goal.

However, it is important to note that creating a connector involves some understanding of the third-party service being integrated and experience with integration development.

My Connectors

List of connectors that you created or modified

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  • Owner : Name of the organization that created the connector
  • Version : Latest version of the connector. Note that actions have a separate versioning for independent updates
  • Modified : Time of the latest update
  • Private | Public : Connector availability.
    • Private:  Limited to current site deployment
    • Public: Available to entire Interactor ecosystem
  • Configured | Configuration Required | All : Indicates whether the connector requires additional configuration to use.
  • Verified : Tested by Interactor or Connector provider.
  • Category : Types or purpose of the connectors

+ Create Connector​

Press the + Create Connector to start the process of creating a connector.

  • Connector Settings : Information related to connector such as name, ID, and security
  • Actions : List of actions supported by the connectors
  • Subscriptions : Provide your users the ability to subscribe to third-party service events
    • Trigger : Define the logic that will be triggered upon an event
    • Event : Define the third-party event to subscribe
  • Reusables : Things that can be reused throughout the connector.
    • Variables : Connector level variables. These are values that the users would need to provide.
    • Datatypes : Reusable schema or data model that can be reference throughout the connector . Same as “schema components” in OpenAPI.
    • Scripts : Language specific function made available to all scripts in this connector written in the same language.
  • User Guide : Markdown guide on how to use the connector