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I/O methods

Use I/O methods to collect input from and display output to the people running your actions. For a primer on I/O methods, check our our guide to rendering UIs.

group

Combines multiple I/O method calls into a single form.

input.text

Requests a string value.

input.boolean

Requests a boolean value.

input.number

Requests a numeric value.

input.slider

Requests a numeric value within a range with a slider UI.

input.email

Requests an email address.

input.richText

Requests rich text input and returns a string of HTML.

input.url

io.input.url is available on SDK versions v0.24.0 and higher.

input.date

Requests a date.

input.time

Requests a time.

input.datetime

Requests a date & time.

input.file

Prompts the app user to select and upload a file.

confirm

Requests confirmation of an action using a full-screen dialog box.

confirmIdentity

Requests multi-factor authentication or password confirmation of the person running the action.

search

Allows searching for arbitrary results from a search box.

select.single

Prompts the app user to select a single value from a set of provided values.

select.multiple

Prompts the app user to select any number of values from a set of provided values.

select.table

Prompts the app user to select any number of values from an array of tabular data.

display.code

Displays a block of code to the action user.

display.grid

Displays data in a grid layout.

display.heading

Displays a heading to the action user.

display.html

Displays rendered HTML to the action user.

display.image

Displays an image to the action user. One of url or buffer must be provided.

display.link

Displays a button-styled action link to the action user. Can link to an external URL or to another action.

display.markdown

Displays rendered markdown to the action user.

display.metadata

Displays a series of label/value pairs in a variety of layout options.

display.object

Displays an object of nested data to the action user.

display.table

Displays tabular data.

display.video

Displays a video to the action user. One of url or buffer must be provided.

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