Trigger

The trigger definition is used to specify the properties of a trigger. Below is an explanation of each method that can be used in the trigger definition:

• trigger(String name) - Builds new ModifiableTriggerDefinition with the specified name. The name defines the trigger key (backend ID).
• description(String description) - Provides a short description of the trigger.
• output - Defines the output of the trigger.
• properties(P... properties) - Lists the properties that the trigger needs to perform its task. Properties will be shown in the Properties tab. For more information, refer to the Property.
• title(String title) - Sets the name of the trigger that will be displayed in the UI. Use Chicago Style.
• type(TriggerType type) - Sets the type of the trigger. Possible types are DYNAMIC_WEBHOOK, HYBRID, LISTENER, POLLING and STATIC_WEBHOOK.

Trigger Type

• DYNAMIC_WEBHOOK: A trigger that listens for incoming HTTP requests at a dynamically generated URL.
• HYBRID: Combines features of both polling and webhook triggers. It can listen for events via webhooks and also poll for updates, providing flexibility in handling different event sources.
• LISTENER: A trigger that continuously listens for specific events or messages from a source, such as a message queue or event stream, and activates when those events occur.
• POLLING: Regularly checks a data source at specified intervals to detect changes or new data. This type is suitable for systems that do not support webhooks or real-time notifications.
• STATIC_WEBHOOK: A trigger that listens for incoming HTTP requests at a fixed URL. This type is ideal for scenarios where the endpoint URL does not change and can be predefined.