Commonly used actions

Array

Count: Counts the number of elements in the list.

Insert-At: Inserts the element in a given position. Commonly used with Iteration/for-each to extract data from a list of objects

Sort: Used to sort array elements in ascending order

Unique: Used to remove duplicate elements from the list

Conditional

IF: If condition is used in many logic scenarios from processing simple tasks, to automating complex workflows.

Config

Start-Timer: Used to start the timer based on a condition.

Stop-Timer: Used to stop the timer based on a condition. Commonly used to start or stop the time after the flow or iteration is complete.

Data

Expression: Used to apply code script (Elixir) for functions not supported with the built-in actions.

Log: Used to debug the solution.

Set: Used to apply data.

Get-Variable: Used often to get value from the Environment variable.

DateTime

Now: Used to get the current time

Current-Unix-Time: Used to get current unix-time for easier time calculations

Flow

Flow: Used to group chain of actions into a reusable function

Integer

To-String: Used to convert a number into a string

Iteration

Filter: Lightest on compute. Commonly used to filter out elements from a large list of data.

For-Each: Used when extracting out certain values from the data. Does not change the original data.

MAP: Used to change the original data. Does not extract a certain value from the data

JSON

Decode: Commonly used when working with HTTP Request body. Data in the request body is normally a JSON string hence needs to be decoded into an object.

Organization

Group: Commonly used to organize and group the actions. It is also convenient when moving a group of actions between flows.

String

Base-64-Encode: Commonly used to encode ID and Password.

Base-64-URL-Encode: Commonly used to convert a string into a URL.

Character-Decode: Commonly used when working with foreign characters.

Join: URL, query, system command, etc in most cases is a combination of value from many sources. String/join is used to concatenate those values into a single string.

Replace: Commonly used for working with a timestamp. E.g. changing YYYY/MM/DD to YYYY-MM-DD by replacing / with - .

Slice: Commonly used when retrieving just the year (YYYY) from YYYYMMDD. Slice at position 4.

Split-At: Commonly used when splitting YYYYMMDD to make YYYY and MMDD from. Split at position 4.

Split-With: Commonly used when splitting YYYY/MM/DD to make YYYY, MM, and DD. Split with character /.

To-Integer: Commonly used to convert string to an integer.