* Icon and IconName * Button and ButtonGroup * UserAvatar * AvatarGroup * Avatar * WizardLayout * Dialogs * EmptyScreen * showToast and TextField * Editor * Skeleton * Skeleton * TopBanner and showToast * Button again * more * perf: Remove app-store reference from @calcom/ui * more * Fixing types * Icon * Fixed casing * dropdown * more * Select * more * Badge * List * more * Divider * more * fix * fix type check * refactor * fix * fix * fix * fix * fix * fix * fix * fix type check * fix * fix * fix * fix * more * more * more * more * add index file to components/command * fix * fix * fix * fix imports * fix * fix * fix * fix * fix * fix * fix * fix build errors * fix build errors * fix --------- Co-authored-by: Keith Williams <keithwillcode@gmail.com>
Setting up Make Integration
- Install the app from the Cal app store and generate an API key. Copy the API key.
- Go to
/admin/apps/automationin Cal and set theinvite_linkfor Make tohttps://www.make.com/en/hq/app-invitation/6cb2772b61966508dd8f414ba3b44510to use the app. - Create a Make account, if you don't have one.
- Go to
Scenariosin the sidebar and click on Create a new scenario. - Search for
Cal.comin the apps list and select from the list of triggers - Booking Created, Booking Deleted, Booking Rescheduled, Meeting Ended - To create a connection you will need your Cal deployment url and the app API Key generated above. You only need to create a connection once, all webhooks can use that connection.
- Setup the webhook for the desired event in Make.
- To delete a webhook, go to
Webhooksin the left sidebar in Make, pick the webhook you want to delete and click delete.
Localhost or Self-hosting
Localhost urls can not be used as the base URL for api endpoints
Possible solution: using https://ngrok.com/
- Create Account
- Download ngrok and start a tunnel to your running localhost
- Use forwarding url as your baseUrl for the URL endpoints
- Use the ngrok url as your Cal deployment url when creating the Connection in Make.