send_realtime_notification
Notify IFTTT's Realtime API that new trigger events are available. This causes IFTTT to immediately poll your trigger endpoints for the specified users or trigger identities, enabling near-instant Applet runs instead of waiting for the normal ~1 hour polling cycle.
run_action
Execute an action on a connected IFTTT service for a specific user. Actions are the output side of Applets, such as creating calendar events, sending messages, controlling smart home devices, posting to social media, etc. The available action fields depend on the connected service's action definition.
get_connection
Retrieve the details and current status of an IFTTT connection. Returns the connection's configuration including its triggers, actions, queries, and the user's field settings if a user ID is provided.
test_trigger
Simulate a trigger event for a specific connection and user. This sends a test request that simulates an event firing for the user, which IFTTT will then forward to your webhook endpoint. Useful for testing and debugging connection integrations.
update_connection
Update a user's IFTTT connection configuration. This replaces the current stored configuration for the user, including trigger fields, action fields, and query fields. Use **Get Connection** first to see current settings.
perform_query
Execute a query on a connected IFTTT service to retrieve data. Queries let you fetch additional data from connected services, such as retrieving device states, listing items, or getting current values. Supports pagination with cursor-based navigation.
get_field_options
Retrieve the available options for a dynamic field in a trigger, action, or query. Useful for discovering valid values before running an action, performing a query, or configuring a trigger. Returns a list of label-value pairs (may include nested categories).
fire_webhook
Trigger an IFTTT webhook event via the Maker Webhooks service. This fires the "Receive a web request" trigger, which can activate any Applet connected to it. Supports passing up to 3 simple string values, or a full JSON payload for the JSON trigger variant.
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