Events
Create a thread event
A thread event will only be created in the thread ID provided. If you want an event to appear in all threads for a customer please use a customer event.
To create a thread event you need a thread ID.
You can get this by creating a thread in Plain, from data in webhooks or other API calls you made. If you want to test this, press ⌘ + K on any thread and then “Copy thread ID” to get an ID you can experiment with.
In this example we’ll be creating the following event:
For this you’ll need an API key with the following permissions:
threadEvent:create
threadEvent:read
thread:read
customer:read
import { PlainClient, uiComponent } from '@team-plain/typescript-sdk';
const client = new PlainClient({ apiKey: 'plainApiKey_xxx' });
const res = await client.createThreadEvent({
title: 'API key generated',
threadId: 'th_01HB924RWAW8H3Q8KZDFWYBJHZ',
components: [
uiComponent.text({
text: 'New API key was added with the fingerprint **3b7896975ee9fd15eeb7** with 4 associated roles.',
}),
uiComponent.spacer({
size: 'M',
}),
uiComponent.linkButton({
label: 'View in admin',
url: 'https://admin.your-app.com',
}),
],
// Optional - if provided, this will ensure that this event can only
// be created once and fail on the second time. This external id acts
// as an idempotency key while also letting you correlate an event to
// something your systems.
externalId: 'ex-id-1',
});
if (res.error) {
console.error(res.error);
} else {
console.log(res.data);
}
Which would console.log:
{
"__typename": "ThreadEvent",
"id": "tev_01HB924RWAW8H3Q8KZDFWYBJHZ",
"externalId": "ex-id-1",
"customerId": "c_01H14DFQ4PDYBH398J1E99TWSS",
"title": "API key generated",
"createdAt": {
"__typename": "DateTime",
"iso8601": "2023-09-26T15:36:23.690Z",
"unixTimestamp": "1695742583690"
},
"createdBy": {
"__typename": "MachineUserActor",
"machineUserId": "mu_01HBZM0TZAKAZPJ47NX7X7XMDY"
},
"updatedAt": {
"__typename": "DateTime",
"iso8601": "2023-10-05T10:10:04.785Z",
"unixTimestamp": "1696500604785"
},
"updatedBy": {
"__typename": "MachineUserActor",
"machineUserId": "mu_01HBZM0TZAKAZPJ47NX7X7XMDY"
}
}
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