actualNoteContentPart: # How to set up a Pipedream integration
  In Pipedream, set up your account and create a new workflow. The trigger, just like in IFTTT, will be from a newly created Google Docs, where we want to get the public link inside a task. To add such a trigger, we will need to use the Google Drive: New Files (Instant) trigger, and it will track any newly created files in the selected folder, in this example, the My Drive folder.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Once you have connected your Google account and chosen the drive folder, click on the "[Create Source]() " button. A prompt screen will ask you to [trigger an event]() . 
  
  
  
  
  Go to your Google Drive and create a new Google Docs in the chosen folder. The screen should change, and prompt you to choose an event. As we want the link to the newly created document, open the event and click on the "more" blue button and [copy the path]()  of the webViewLink property. Click on continue once you're done.
  
  
  
  
  
  You can now add a step, which is going to be to create a task in Amplenote. After connecting with your Amplenote account, you can [select a note in the "Note ID"]()  field and, on the "Nodes" field, you can type out what should go in the task.  Keep in mind that the Node needs something in this format:
  ```
  {  "type": "check_list_item",    "content": [      {        "type": "paragraph",        "content": [          {            "type": "link",            "attrs": {              "href": "{{steps.trigger.event.webViewLink}}"},              "content": [                {                  "type": "text",                  "text": "New file from Google Drive"                },              ]            }          }        ]      }    ]}
  ```
  For more information, check out [Amplenote's API docs](https://www.amplenote.com/api_documentation#post-/notes/-uuid-/actions)  
  
  Click on the blue "Test" button and you should see a success message once it completes.
  
  
  
  
  
  Now all that's needed is to deploy your integration!
  
  # Pipedream usage examples
  There are quite a few things you're able to do using Pipedream to automate your workflows. Some of them can be done using the Pipedream's default steps, but if you want to apply your own custom logic to it, you can create your own code using[ Python](https://www.python.org/doc/)  or [JavaScript](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript)  for your workflows. The following examples will assist you in how to do some common actions in Amplenote:
  
  The examples include:
  Adding a simple task containing text using the default Amplenote step from Pipedream
  Adding something to the daily jot using a custom JavaScript step  
  Adding a task containing a link, using the default Amplenote step from Pipedream
  Adding a task containing an inline tag using a custom Javascript step
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  title: Connect Amplenote to other apps using Siri Shor...
  headers: # How to set up a Pipedream integration
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  How to set up a Pipedream integration
  In Pipedream, set up your account and create a new workflow. The trigger, just like in IFTTT, will be from a newly created Google Docs, where we want to get the public link inside a task. To add such a trigger, we will need to use the Google Drive: New Files (Instant) trigger, and it will track any newly created files in the selected folder, in this example, the My Drive folder. Once you have connected your Google account and chosen the drive folder, click on the " [Create Source]()
   " button. A prompt screen will ask you to [trigger an event]()
   . Go to your Google Drive and create a new Google Docs in the chosen folder. The screen should change, and prompt you to choose an event. As we want the link to the newly created document, open the event and click on the "more" blue button and [copy the path]()
    of the webViewLink property. Click on continue once you're done. You can now add a step, which is going to be to create a task in Amplenote. After connecting with your Amplenote account, you can [select a note in the "Note ID"]()
    field and, on the "Nodes" field, you can type out what should go in the task.  Keep in mind that the Node needs something in this format: {  "type": "check_list_item",    "content": [      {        "type": "paragraph",        "content": [          {            "type": "link",            "attrs": {              "href": "{{steps.trigger.event.webViewLink}}"},              "content": [                {                  "type": "text",                  "text": "New file from Google Drive"                },              ]            }          }        ]      }    ]}
  For more information, check out [Amplenote's API docs](https://www.amplenote.com)`
  Click on the blue "Test" button and you should see a success message once it completes. Now all that's needed is to deploy your integration! 
  Pipedream usage examples
  There are quite a few things you're able to do using Pipedream to automate your workflows. Some of them can be done using the Pipedream's default steps, but if you want to apply your own custom logic to it, you can create your own code using [ Python](https://www.python.org)`
    or [JavaScript](https://developer.mozilla.org)`
    for your workflows. The following examples will assist you in how to do some common actions in Amplenote: The examples include:
  Adding a simple task containing text using the default Amplenote step from Pipedream
  Adding something to the daily jot using a custom JavaScript step 
  Adding a task containing a link, using the default Amplenote step from Pipedream
  Adding a task containing an inline tag using a custom Javascript step
noteTitle: Connect Amplenote to other apps using Siri Shortcuts, IFTTT or Pipedream (custom API integrations & automations)