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The Purpose
Use a Zap (JavaScript) Code step to fire a webhook using a HTTP GET request and include query string parameters.
How to Configure
For the QueryString, the input should be [key]=[value] pairs separated with &.
NOTE: This example would fire a webhook to trigger a Zap that has a Webhooks (Catch Hook) trigger step.
Copy the Code
let Timestamp = new Date().toISOString(); // create a timestamp
let Webhook = inputData.Webhook.trim(); // Webhook from CONFIG input data
let QueryString = inputData.QueryString.trim(); // Query String from CONFIG input data
const Request = await fetch(Webhook + '?Timestamp=' + Timestamp + '&' + QueryString); // HTTP GET Request
const Response = await Request.json(); // HTTP GET Response
output = [{Response, Request, Webhook, QueryString, Timestamp}];The Results
NOTE: You can also use the Webhooks app to do this.
Contribution by Troy Tessalone
Troy is a Certified Zapier Expert who automates workflows with no-code and low-code apps to help clients save time and make money.