HTTP with a saved endpoint

Steps

1. Add an HTTP endpoint block and choose your saved endpoint in Properties. Its path parameters, query string, headers, and payload are copied onto the block.
2. Build the request body in a Code block first. Don’t put text between JSON quotes in a template, because quotes and newlines in user input would break the JSON.

- id: prepare_http
  kind: code
  language: python
  uses: [steps.echo.message]
  body: |
    import json, os
    data = json.load(open(os.environ["TERMORQ_INPUT"], encoding="utf-8"))
    payload = {"message": data["steps"]["echo"]["message"]}
    print(json.dumps({"request_json": json.dumps(payload)}))
  outputs:
    type: object
    properties:
      request_json: { type: string }

- id: send_http
  kind: http
  endpoint: Create message
  method: POST
  body: "{{ steps.prepare_http.request_json }}"
  outputs:
    type: object
    properties:
      body: { type: string }

Credentials

The endpoint’s saved credentials stay in the OS keychain and are read during credential preflight, before the run starts. macOS decides whether to show a Keychain prompt. Cancel run is available while preflight is in progress. To use a secret directly, declare it under secrets: and use it in a header template such as {{ secrets.API_TOKEN }}. Termorq masks it in the record.

- id: check_created
  kind: decision
  branches:
    - when: steps.send_http.status == 201
      goto: done
    - else: true
      goto: log_failure