Posts made by mikey186

@Russ YAY THANK YOU!!!! Just kind of a tip (not related), but in the computer list, you should make this as a requirement (ie. the field "Command" should be in bold). I know about Integromat's app development (I made 2 of them). A workaround would be is to add the "required": true attribute in the module in "Mappable parameters".

@Russ well never mind, I manage to find a workaround. But I would hope to see a advantage to move the PARAMs and/or more PARAMs in the future. It would be interesting.....

I know there's a official IFTTT service as well as a Zapier command now. So, there's a 3rd automation tool I wanna try to have it support, called Integromat. Integromat, unlike IFTTT and Zapier, is what I call the 'swiss army knife' of automation services, and it includes more functionality triggers and actions neither services can combine. For instance, Integromat has a Airtable app that has more triggers, actions, and a search trigger that IFTTT and Zapier doesn't have. And if like....say....a table is updated (making it up), Integromat sees the update, and takes the data and brings it into TriggerCMD to make a alert or append a existing .txt file.

It even comes with a developer section that you can make your own app for free. Although Integromat does have HTTP POST feature, I would prefer having a streamlined integration with Integromat rather than writing a looooong URL with keys, commands, and paramaters (if any).

@Russ no, simply when a backup is completed, I want the post-command to send it to TriggerCMD to launch the cmd script.

@Russ I like the idea. Though with two parameters (maybe more if needed)? That would be even more better with an ultimate advantage. Especially if I have a backup program (like AOMEI Backupper with cmd prompts OR a BAT script w/parameters on top).

Although one way I would wish it would be better is if there is a TriggerCMD exe to execute the CMD commands. For instance, in AOMEI backupper, I want to send the post-command to TriggerCMD to fire up the script.

I've been using TriggerCMD since it had appeared as a IFTTT service, and frankly I like when I use the parameters in a CMD/PowerShell. Now, I would really wish if there's a way to move the [params] variable to a different section. For instance, I want the command to restart OR shutdown in 5 minutes. The way I want it to work would be something like shutdown [params] /t 5. When I tried to add the placeholder myself, with Allow Paramaters to true, there is 2 param duplicates such as shutdown [params] /t 5[params]. Is there a way to do that? If not, please have that feature in the near future.