Ask Me Anything with Wrike Integrate: Part 2 - Intro to Postman and Webhooks
Angeheftet- Familiarise yourself with the Wrike - or any other – API.
- Test various API calls.
- Figure out what is the syntax for an API call you need to make, in case you need to use custom calls (i.e. API calls which are not built into the Wrike Integrate connector you are using).
- Check what the response for a specific call is. This is necessary if you are using custom calls (Wrike Integrate connectors do not already know what the response looks like when it is a custom call).
- Debug and troubleshoot recipes by comparing the same call in Wrike Integrate and Postman.
- A Wrike API collection: this is a collection of examples for most of the Wrike API calls.
- A Wrike environment: this is a definition file you load into Postman containing your authentication token and API URL.
- A video explaining how to set Postman up for use with the Wrike API.
- Project Custom Field changed
- Task assignees changed in a specific folder
- A comment was added to a task in a specific space
Miron Mizrahi Community Team at Wrike Wrike Product Manager Erfahren Sie mehr über Wrikes leistungsstarke Funktionen und lernen Sie Anwendungsbeispiele kennen
Miron Mizrahi Wrike Team member Erfahren Sie mehr über Wrikes leistungsstarke Funktionen und lernen Sie Anwendungsbeispiele kennen
Thank you for this excellent two part walkthrough. It was vital to getting the Webhooks established that I'm looking for. After receiving the JSON TaskDateChange payload in the recipe, what is the best way to parse the TaskID out of the received message for use in further recipe steps? Do you recommend setting the payload to be a string so a JSON parse step can read through the data? I'm having trouble getting that received webhook message to passthrough. Thank you!
Hi Ben,
Thanks for your question and your comments.
When you set up the webhook, you need to specify the payload. Once you do that, every element in the payload will be available for you as a data pill just like any other action you have in Wrike Integrate. I am covering this towards the end of my video. So try these steps:
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Hi,
I am not able to create app using the create new app button.
And I don't find APP directory and App access in the side bar, can you please tell what to do.
I have tried the form which is in the API overview page, by using that I am able to create one app but, it also took so much of time to create. While I am using the postman to trigger the API using permanent access token for some if I add some properties it is giving Operation is not allowed due insufficient user rights or account license limitations.
Raghu Ram Dhigajarla thanks for your comments. What you can do with the API will depend on your subscription levels and access rights. for example, if you are on the Business subscription then you cannot use Job Roles API because Job Roles are only available in the Pinnacle subscription. similarly, if you do not have permission to create a project in a specific location, you will get an error if you try and do so using the API.
It is not really feasible for me to troubleshoot specific issues you are seeing. I suggest you submit a support ticket.
Miron Mizrahi Community Team at Wrike Wrike Product Manager Erfahren Sie mehr über Wrikes leistungsstarke Funktionen und lernen Sie Anwendungsbeispiele kennen
Miron Mizrahi Wrike Team member Erfahren Sie mehr über Wrikes leistungsstarke Funktionen und lernen Sie Anwendungsbeispiele kennen