Step 2 - Understand the Project
Check out the folder structure
Open up the lightyear-integrations
project with your IDE and familiarize yourself with the key files in the directory structure.
...
src/
basicWebhook.js
githubToSlack.js
helloSlack.js
helloWorld.js
index.js
...
Control which integrations are deployed
If you take a look at src/index.js
, you can see each of the files is referenced in an import statement, but most are commented out.
import "./helloWorld";
// import "./helloSlack";
// import "./basicWebhook";
// import "./githubToSlack";
Since helloWorld
is the only one imported, it will be the only action deployed for now.
đź’ˇ
If you are seeing something very different from this, double-check to make
sure you are looking at the index.js
in the src
directory.
Look at the helloWorld
action
If you examine the code in src/helloWorld.js
, you can see it simply prints out Hello World! to the console.
import { defineAction } from "@runlightyear/lightyear";
defineAction({
name: "helloWorld",
title: "Hello World",
run: async () => {
console.log("Hello World!");
},
});
Not much of an integration, but it’s a start to help you understand the platform.
Update the message
For fun, let’s update the message to something new.
import { defineAction } from "@runlightyear/lightyear";
defineAction({
name: "helloWorld",
title: "Hello World",
run: async () => {
console.log("Hello World! Nice to meet you!");
},
});