Does this skill include information on HTTP request modifiers?

Yes, it provides detailed usage for GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, and DELETE methods, along with modifiers for params, payload, headers, and format types.

Does it provide help with authentication configurations?

Yes, the skill includes references for various authorization types such as basic_auth, api_key, oauth2, and custom_auth.

What parts of the Workato SDK are covered by this skill?

This skill covers all major Workato SDK blocks including connection, actions, triggers, methods, object_definitions, pick_lists, and streams.

Can I use this skill to find allowed Ruby methods in Workato?

Absolutely. It contains a curated list of allowed Ruby methods for strings, arrays, hashes, and time, plus Workato-specific utility methods like HMAC and JWT encoding.

Workato SDK Reference

Name: Workato SDK Reference
Author: grailautomation

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Learning & Documentation

Provides comprehensive API and configuration documentation for developing Workato custom connectors and integrations.

About

The Workato SDK Reference skill serves as a specialized knowledge base for developers building on the Workato platform. It offers instant access to detailed documentation on core SDK blocks including connections, actions, and triggers, as well as syntax for HTTP methods and Workato-specific Ruby functions. By integrating this skill, developers can quickly reference field schemas, authentication patterns, and data type configurations without leaving their coding environment, significantly accelerating the connector development lifecycle.

Key Features

Library of allowed and Workato-specific Ruby methods
Extensive field schema and UI control type documentation
0 GitHub stars
Comprehensive block references for actions, triggers, and connections
Detailed HTTP request and error handling guidance
Implementation patterns for dynamic pick-lists and object definitions

Use Cases

Implementing complex authentication flows like OAuth2 and AWS Signature v4
Optimizing data handling through custom Ruby methods and field mapping
Developing custom Workato connectors from scratch with correct block syntax

About

Key Features

Library of allowed and Workato-specific Ruby methods
Extensive field schema and UI control type documentation
0 GitHub stars
Comprehensive block references for actions, triggers, and connections
Detailed HTTP request and error handling guidance
Implementation patterns for dynamic pick-lists and object definitions

Use Cases

Implementing complex authentication flows like OAuth2 and AWS Signature v4
Optimizing data handling through custom Ruby methods and field mapping
Developing custom Workato connectors from scratch with correct block syntax