Reflect.app request for draft action

Feature Requests
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Would it be possible to have an action to send text to reflect.app an up and coming Obsidian replacement (?) that is gaining users furiously.

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Looking at their limited documentation and roadmap, you can integrate via Zapier today a REST API is coming. Could not see anything for URL scheme support.

So you can use Zapier Zap with an action, but not contained in it. The API looks like it will be an option - just not today.

If on the Mac, and if Reflect keeps a local simple file copy of notes (“end-to-end encryption” only applies to transfer not storage - “encryption at rest”), any action that directly interacts with files could potentially be used.

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Looks they do have an API now. Anyone tried creating a Draft action?

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I just wrote a quick Drafts action to post a note to Reflect using the API that @Siva mentioned: ⬆️ Reflect | Drafts Directory

I hope it helps others too.

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Hi - installed the action for Reflct and somehow put in the wrong app token - where can I change the token that the action asks for when you run it first?

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This example uses Drafts Credentials system. This is the same system used for all direct account integrations. You can reset by forgetting the related entry in Drafts Settings > Credentials. More detail in the User Guide:

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Thanks! The solution is usually simple…

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Call me dumb but I am struggling with this

are these the only two settings that need editing in action?

credential.addPasswordField(‘access_token’, ‘xxx’);
credential.addPasswordField(‘graph_id’, ‘xxx’);

What are the correct urls to use here ( RED) ? I have tried every combination.- Thanks

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You should not need to edit the action itself. When run, the credentials process should prompt you to enter and it will save them for you in the credential library.

As for what they should be? I did not create the action and am not familiar with Reflect, so I could be wrong, but I expect the access token should be a value you get by using the “Generate access token” button in the screenshot you sent.

The graph ID is likely the identifier of a node in Reflect that you want to send thing to…this is likely the numeric value at the end of the URL for a page in Reflect.