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const axios = require('axios'); | |
const hubspot = require('@hubspot/api-client'); | |
exports.main = async (event, callback) => { | |
const token = process.env.Token; | |
const hubspotClient = new hubspot.Client({ accessToken: token }); | |
// Retrieve the deal record ID (hs_object_id) from the workflow input fields. | |
const hs_object_id = event.inputFields['hs_object_id']; // This is the deal ID |
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Deep research topic idea: replace the following with whatever you are building. be as specific as possible. useful to use AI to help refine this initial prompt. | |
I would like to create an app using vercel and supabase that creates matches for pickleball the flow should looks something like this, but i am open to changes 1. a person navigates to a website where they can create an event. An event would be considered a series of games 2. when the user chooses create an event, they are then asked to input the players. after inputting the players, we should store them in a database so we can quickly add them for future events. 3. when inputting players, we will add name and pickleball rank which will be a number in .5 increments between 1 and 5. 4. after adding players, the user will submit this list and the app should generate a series of games. the games will be a combo of 4 players playing 2 versus 2. The app should attempt to make the play time for each player equivalent and try to make sure everyone plays w |
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# Continuous Integration to a WP Engine install | |
# PHP CircleCI 2.1 configuration file | |
# Requirements: | |
# 1. In CircleCI settings, add environment variables for your site's installs: | |
# * WPE_PRODUCTION_INSTALL=thenameofyourproductioninstall | |
# * WPE_STAGING_INSTALL=thenameofyourstaginginstall | |
# * WPE_DEVELOPMENT_INSTALL=thenameofyourdevelopmentinstall | |
# 2. In your repo, have two files | |
# * `./.gitignores/__default` -- Excludes any compiled files |