Send message action#150
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This action enables asynchronous communication between flows by using the sn_fd.FlowAPI.sendMessage() method to deliver a message to a specified flow context. It is useful for building event-driven or distributed process logic where different flows need to signal each other’s progress or completion.
Inputs:
Behavior:
When executed, the action should call the Flow API to send the provided message to the specified context ID:
sn_fd.FlowAPI.sendMessage(inputs.context_id, inputs.message, inputs.payload);
Since this API method does not return anything, the action's output is simply about whether or not the script was executed successfully.
Resolves #146