The HTTP Node in Cobalt is designed to make HTTP requests to the APIs of the specific integration associated with the workflow. This node simplifies the workflow by allowing you to create direct HTTP requests.

HTTP Node in Cobalt

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Steps to Use HTTP Node

The HTTP Node is configured to interact with the APIs of the integration that the workflow is based on. Here’s how to set up and use the HTTP Node:

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Add the HTTP Node

In your workflow, select the HTTP Node from the list of available nodes. This node can be placed at any point in the workflow where you need to make an HTTP request to the integration’s API.

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Configure the HTTP Request

Once the HTTP Node is added, configure the request details to match the API of the integration:

  • HTTP Method: Select the HTTP method (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, etc.) appropriate for your request.

  • URL: Specify the endpoint of the integration’s API you wish to interact with.

  • Body: (Optional) Provide the body of the request.

  • Query Parameters: (Optional) Add any query parameters needed for the request.

  • Headers: (Optional) Include any headers required for the request. Headers such as Authentication or content-type need not be configured as these are handled by Cobalt.

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Define Node Rule Conditions

Optionally, add Node Rule Conditions to the HTTP node to specify conditions under which the custom code will be executed. Configure the conditions using the same approach as a Rule node, specifying variables, operators, and values.

Learn more about Rule Node here.

By utilizing the HTTP Node, users can efficiently manage API interactions within the scope of the integration, enhancing the automation capabilities and simplifying workflow design within Cobalt.

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