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Created a simple flow with Buzz for updating our Orders channel when purchases come through on @yggr. Here is a small guide to duplicate what we did.
Create a hex key pair. I use nak.
Add the new "Member" in Settings > Community Access
Or use nak:
Get the UUID of the channel by navigating to the channel and clicking "Channel Settings".
Now use the Buzz CLI to add that member to the channel.
Now that you have a working key pair to connect you can create automations where that account posts into any channel you want with any content you want.
What I did was create a simple function in our app called sendChannelMessage.
And at the call site I built a small markdown message that looks like this. Notice I am passing our BUZZ_ORDER_CHANNEL_ID in as a param. This can be reused for any channel the account you created has access to.
Inside of buzz it looks like this:
I know this is a primitive implementation but it's been helpful for us. I would love to see other ways people are creating automations with their Buzz community.
Add the new "Member" in Settings > Community Access
Or use nak:
Get the UUID of the channel by navigating to the channel and clicking "Channel Settings".
Now use the Buzz CLI to add that member to the channel.
Now that you have a working key pair to connect you can create automations where that account posts into any channel you want with any content you want.
What I did was create a simple function in our app called sendChannelMessage.
And at the call site I built a small markdown message that looks like this. Notice I am passing our BUZZ_ORDER_CHANNEL_ID in as a param. This can be reused for any channel the account you created has access to.
Inside of buzz it looks like this:
I know this is a primitive implementation but it's been helpful for us. I would love to see other ways people are creating automations with their Buzz community.