IFTTT integration still in the plans?

Feature Requests
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Hi,
On your “Features” page you mention IFTTT integration is in the works, but on your “Integrations” page it is not mentioned. Do you still plan to add it?

Thanks!

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Hi @zettelzen,

Supporting Zapier and Make integrations are of a higher priority at the moment, but IFTTT is still in the plans. If anyone else would like an IFTTT integration, please like @zettelzen’s post above so we can gauge interest!

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I got Supernotes working in IFTTT with the Simple Create Card API. Below are screenshots of my settings.

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This is for sending my Instapaper highlights to Supernotes. When a highlight is created in Instapaper, IFTTT makes a Web Request using Supernotes API.

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You can experiment some more even without official IFTTT integration. :slight_smile:

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Thanks! This is really helpful, will try it.

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I feel dumb for asking this: is IFTTT still alive? Last I’d heard it wasn’t supporting or working with most platforms or apps.

I would be thrilled if it were still alive!

Please let me know and thank you!

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I tried first Pipedream and I’m very happy with it but their prices are a huge step.

Now I came across IFTTT and tried the code shown above in the screenshots. They are working well so far even if it’s a bit cumbersome, much try & error and not as easy as using Pipedream.

One question I have is if there is a different way for line breaks instead of using “< br >”? While it doesn’t appear in the normal view of the cards, it appears when I edit them. It’s not a big deal but I would love to have a way without it.

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@DunkinDonuts Are you using iOS or Android?

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I’m using Android

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Update:

When you are using a json-object you have to use “\n” so for example you can type

{
  "name": "Daily Page",
  "markup": "Hello\nWorld"
}

Have you tried to surround the text with those “<<< >>>”?

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Thank you so much! The <<< >>> did the trick and it’s well formatted now.

Only thing I miss now is the title of the webpage when I highlight a text on raindrop or the notes on bookmarks when I push it over to supernotes. It’s missing in the “ingredients” on IFTTT.
But I think that’s unfortunately a limitation of IFTTT and the raindrop integration.

Thank you again!