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DEMO: Habit Tracking with Apple Shortcuts
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DEMO: Habit Tracking with Apple Shortcuts
OVERVIEW
Use Case
I have an Apple Shortcut to log my habits. I want to send this data to Coda as well.
Highlights
This demo uses the Streaks pack, which gives you the number of days completed between two dates.
You can send a JSON payload with the shortcut. In this case, we’re triggering the webhook with empty data.
Don’t forget to turn on the automation. It’s turned off by default.
Total Cost
Coda Plan
: Free
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Pack Cost:
Free
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SUPPORTING PAGES IN THIS DOC (TABLES AND FORMULAS)
None
THE DEMO!
My Habit
My Habit
1
2
3
4
5
Date
Completed
Streak
Date
Completed
Streak
4/5/2024
1
4/6/2024
2
4/7/2024
3
4/8/2024
4
4/9/2024
5
There are no rows in this table
Setting Up The Shortcut
Copy this doc.
Open
Shortcuts
on your Mac or iPhone
Click the “+” button at the top
Search for and select “URL”
Search for and select “Get Contents of URL”
Create a new webhook automation in your copy of this Coda doc (
instructions
).
Click
Test Rule
to verify that it works.
Turn on the automation at the top of the automation section.
Double-click the
URL
block at the top and paste the webhook URL.
On the
Get Contents of URL
block, click
Show more.
Choose
POST
as the method. Add the Authorization header.
Click the
“
play
”
button to test.
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Try clicking the ⋯ next to your doc name or using a keyboard shortcut (
Ctrl
P
) instead.