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--- tutorials:using_mairlist_with_ifttt [2016/01/11 09:05] – [Register and set up Maker Channel] tw
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+==== Test the Recipe ====
+To test the recipe, go back to [[https://ifttt.com/maker]] and click //How to Trigger Events//. The following web page will appear:
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+In the topmost URL field, replace ''{event}'' with the name of our event: ''playlist_empty'':
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+Now you can click //Test It// and wait for the e-mail to arrive.
+At the bottom of the page, we already see the HTTP POST URL that we will need in the final step when adding the action to mAirList: ''https://maker.ifttt.com/trigger/playlist_empty/with/key/<key>'', where ''<key>'' is the key that was obtained when you connected the Maker Channel.
+===== Set Up mAirList =====
+The final step is to make mAirList trigger the HTTP POST call when the playlist runs empty during automation.
+==== Create Script ====
+At this time, we cannot use HTTP POST calls directly in action lists, so we must create a very simple script first:
+<code language="pascal">
+begin
+  HTTPPost('https://maker.ifttt.com/trigger/playlist_empty/with/key/<key>', '');
+end.
+</code>
+Replace ''<key>'' by your IFTTT Maker Channel key, then save the script as e.g. ''ifttt_playlist_empty.mls''.
+==== Set Up Action ====
+Now that we have created the script, we can go to the configuration and add it as an action to the //When playlist runs empty in automation mode// condition:
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+That's all. Now when the playlist runs empty, mAirList will make a call to IFTTT.