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Navigate to the Automations tab at the top of your workspace. Click ➕ Add automation ➡ Start from scratch. Add a Webhook Trigger. Configure the structure of the incoming data. Add an Action to reference the configured parameters. Take note of the unique Webhook URL shown in the trigger. Activate the automation with the toggle in the top-right corner.

SnippetsLab defines a JSON library format and can import data from any .json file that conforms to the required format, as discussed below. This makes it possible to import from arbitrary third-party sources as long as they are converted to the supported format first. The JSON format is designed to support the app’s full feature set while allowing users to use only a subset of features. For example, you can generate and import a JSON file that contains only snippets (no folders, tags, etc.). Most attributes are optional, with a few exceptions that are marked as “required” in the description. Schema Root Key path: (root) Field Type Description contents Dictionary A dictionary containing all folders, snippets, smart groups, tags, and shortcuts. Required. Contents Key path: (root).contents Field Type Description folders [Folder] An array of all root-level folders. snippets [Snippet] An array of all snippets. smartGroups [SmartGroup] An array of all smart groups. tags [Tag] An array of all tags. shortcuts [Shortcut] An array of all shortcuts. Folder Key path: (root).contents.folders[*]. Field Type Description title String Name of the folder. uuid String Unique identifier. See discussion. Required. children [Folder] An array of subfolders inside the folder. Snippet Key path: (root).contents.snippets[*]. Field Type Description title String Name of the snippet. Required. folder String UUID of the folder that this snippet belongs to. tags [String] An array of UUIDs of tags assigned to this snippet. pinned Boolean Indicates whether this snippet is pinned. dateCreated String Creation date of the snippet. See discussion. dateModified String Last modification date of the snippet. See discussion. fragments [Fragment] An array of fragments. Each snippet must have at least one fragment. Required. Fragment Key path: (root).contents.snippets[*].fragments[*]. Field Type Description title String Name of the fragment. This is often omitted if there is only one fragment. note String Text for the notes area. noteAttributes [NotesAttribute] Rich text attributes for the notes. content String The content of the snippet. Required. language String Language of the fragment. See discussion. dateCreated String Creation date of the fragment. See discussion. dateModified String Last modification date of the fragment. See discussion. Smart Group Key path: (root).contents.smartGroups[*]. Field Type Description title String Name of the smart group. uuid String Unique identifier. See discussion. Required. predicate String Search predicate of the smart group. See discussion. Required. Tag Key path: (root).contents.tags[*]. Field Type Description title String Name of the tag. uuid String Unique identifier. See discussion. Required. Shortcut Key path: (root).contents.shortcuts[*]. Field Type Description uuid String Unique identifier of the folder, smart group or tag that this shortcut links to. Required. Note Attribute Key path: (root).contents.snippets[*].fragments[*].noteAttributes[*]. Field Type Description name String Name of the attribute, for example strong, underline, link, etc. Required. range [Int] Range of this attribute, in the format of [location, length]. The offsets are measured in UTF-16 code units. Required. stringValue String An optional string value for the attribute, currently only used for the link attribute, where this should be the URL for the link. Discussion UUID: In the JSON format, UUIDs are used for cross-referencing between entities. For example, each folder must have a uuid, whose value is then referenced by all snippet located within the folder. Similarly, a shortcut references the target folder, smart group, or tag with their UUID. The UUIDs do not have to conform to any specific format, but they must be unique across all UUIDs in the JSON file. Date: All dates, such as dateCreated and dateModified, are formatted as strings that conform to the ISO 8601 standard. For example, 2011-08-29T20:34:41Z. Language: In a fragment, the language is expressed by a Pygments lexer name. See Pygments documentation for a complete list. Note that some languages listed there may not be supported by SnippetsLab. Predicate: Each smartGroup must have a predicate attribute indicating the search criteria. This predicate is used by NSPredicate internally. Example { "contents": { "folders": [ { "title": "Publishing", "uuid": "D3F0277B-6230-46C1-9D2E-3E1B8CE509BF" }, { "title": "Graphic Design", "uuid": "D42BB115-44C4-4931-ACF8-8AD5F2D1778C", "children": [ { "title": "Subfolder 1", "uuid": "4D356EC0-6118-4DDE-B09C-EC4116698877", }, { "title": "Subfolder 2", "uuid": "2C6E47F2-A23F-4B4D-B63E-B1C37973A7BC", } ]