Connects OctoPrint events to IFTTT.

Install via the bundled Plugin Manager or manually using this URL:

https://github.com/tjjfvi/OctoPrint-IFTTT/archive/master.zip

Then follow the steps listed here.

A unique API key for IFTTT. Go here and click Documentation. Look at the URL it sends you to; the last part (after the /use/) is the makerkey. You can put multiple makerkeys, seperated by newlines, here.

Default prefixes for the triggers. If you have an event MyEvent and prefixes prefix1- and prefix2-, it will, by default make the triggers prefix1-MyEvent and prefix2-MyEvent. Seperate the prefixes with newlines.

Define events to send to IFTTT.

A list of triggers to trigger on IFTTT.

IFTTT Webhooks allows for a payload with three values. It will interpret this string like so:

1. If the value begins with a dot (.), it will use that prop of the event payload (e.g. .name for PrintDone)
2. If it begins with an at symbol (@):
   1. path will be the result of interpreting the string with the first two characters removed as a value
   2. If the second character in the value is an f it will prepend to path the base uploads folder
   3. Otherwise, the second character should be a dash (-)
   4. It will then upload the file at path to file.io and return a link to that file.
3. If it begins with a colon (:), it will use the string after the colon
4. If it begins with a dollar sign ($), it will:
   1. If the second character is a t:
      1. Let time be the result of interpreting the string with the first three characters removed as a value.
      2. If the third character is :, it will format time in H:MM format (e.g. 1:02).
      3. If the third character is $, it will format time in H:MM:SS format (e.g. 1:02:34)
      4. If the third character is h, it will format time in Hhformat (e.g.1h`)
      5. If the third character is m, it will format time in Hh Mm format (e.g. 1h 2m)
      6. If the third character is s, it will format time in Hh Mm Ss format (e.g. 1h 2m 34s)
5. Otherwise, it will just send the plain text