Is there a way to show and search all Code by Zapier blocks?
Thanks,
Martin
Best answer
Search Code by Zapier?
- Tinkerer
Best answer by RonW
Go to your Account > Settings > Data Management > Export My Zaps and save the file somewhere.
Open the JSON file in a text editor that can format JSON and format the file. Now you can use the editor to search through all of the code in your zaps.
I use Notepad++ with the JSON Viewer plugin to format the JSON file.
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+9- Zapier Solution Partner
Hello! I don’t think so, but can you give me an idea of what you’re trying to do, so I can maybe point you in the right direction?
- Tinkerer
Well, I have bits of code scattered in Zaps. Whereas I can search for Apps, I can’t search the code.
So, if I need to remember where something was (e.g. a technique I used) it is down to memory, zap name denotation, note making, or exhaustive examination.
I just want a list of all code blocks that exist and the code contained therein.
I recognize I can extract them from the backup but it’s an awkward hack.
+9- Zapier Solution Partner
Ohhh! Well, then yes - Indeed! I have some good news.
You can search by using the search field in your Task history: here:https://zapier.com/app/history
You can also combine this with a date range or any other zap data you want by using the filters below.
- Tinkerer
Okay, that’s a decent trick, and good enough, thanks.
It does have some limitations of course:
- It doesn’t show me actual the code block, only which zaps matched
- It doesn’t show me all code in all zaps, only those that have run according to filters.
Still, useful. Cheers.
- Beginner
- Answer
Go to your Account > Settings > Data Management > Export My Zaps and save the file somewhere.
Open the JSON file in a text editor that can format JSON and format the file. Now you can use the editor to search through all of the code in your zaps.
I use Notepad++ with the JSON Viewer plugin to format the JSON file.
+9- Zapier Solution Partner
Nice! I’ve never thought to do this - That’s awesome! Thanks
- Tinkerer
As I’d said when asking:
I recognize I can extract them from the backup but it’s an awkward hack.
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