The trigger.dynamic.exec is used to dynamically invoke a trigger on-demand and is identified by a key. If multiple instances with the same key are used then it will fire independently. It accepts a key and an input. The input is either a string or an object. For examples on trigger.dynamic.exec, see array.iterator action and object.iterator action.
The trigger you are trying to execute using the trigger.dynamic.exec must have a trigger.result action
{
"1":{
"command":"trigger.dynamic.exec",
"params":{
"key": "dynamic_test",
"encoding":"string",
"input":{"test":"abc123"},
"timeout":5000
}
}
}Request Parameters
| Name | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| key | String | Yes | The key of the trigger.dynamic.exec event |
| encoding | Yes | The type of encoding used, it is either string or object. | |
| input | String or JSON | The input must be a string or a JSON object. If invoked with a string, then $(event.input) will be a simple string value, if JSON is passed to the input, then it will be an object. If an object, then JSON like {"value":10} will be accessed as $(event.input.value). | |
| timeout | Integer | If specified, the trigger will wait for the specified timeout (in milliseconds) for the trigger to complete. |
If the command is sent successfully a success message and the result is returned. The results will come in the value parameter of the reply. The reply will always be a JSON sub-document, and will vary based on the configuration of the associated cloud trigger that invoked. Otherwise, an error and error message will be returned.
{
"cmd": {
"success": true,
"params": {
"value": "\"abc123\""
}
}
}