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# Stripe webhooks
trigger, stripe
  stripe
  psql

# Google Cal Slack
cron
  google cal
  loop
    create message

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Hey there! 👋

This is a guide to strings in Storyscript. Intended for all audiences from beginners to power users. On the left, in the table of contents, you can jump ahead if you understand the basics.

~15 minute read.

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Make sure you don't miss this very important webhook or else your customers will remain on paid plans that they no longer pay for.

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With Storyscript, we got it done in under 4 minutes and 4 lines of code.

(Updated) Sad the the tweet was deleted...because some of the answers were half a days work using terminal, git and containers.

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This document is the game-plan for demoing Storyscript at GitHub Universe in November, 2019 at our Interactive Hangout center stage at the conference.

Give-Aways

1. Storyscript Childrens Book featuring the journey of Inkie. From OMG to Storyscript.
2. Stickers

First Encounter

1. Use the Childrens Book as "soft-demo" going through the product with them.
   • The elevator pitch is in the book.

• Each page will guide the user through the journey to our product.

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Idea List

Asyncy is a CNCF & LF Member, 100% open source and on a mission to unite developers builing a strong community around transparency.

• Add Annotations to Storyscript
• Add OpenFaaS support to Asyncy Engine
• Add KNative support to Asyncy Engine
• Create VSCode plugin for Storyscript writting
• Complete syntax highligthing to Storyscript
• Build various microservices according to the Open Microservice Guide.

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Accept user uploads and store them in AWS S3
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http-endpoint method:'post' url:'/upload' as request, response
    uploadedFile = request.files['myImageName']

    if uploadedFile is null
        response finish message:"No file uploaded." code:400
        end story

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git push asyncy master

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$ git push asyncy master
Counting objects: 488, done.
Compressing objects: 100% (367/367), done.
Writing objects: 100% (488/488), 231.85 KiB | 115.92 MiB/s, done.
Total 488 (delta 86), reused 488 (delta 86)
remote: Compressing source files... done.
remote: Building source:
remote:
remote: -----> Storyscript app detected
remote: -----> Creating deployment

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# Write your Stories in Storyscript and
# Asyncy will execute them by choreographing microservices.

# What is your email?
email = ""

you = fullcontact person --email email

if you.twitter
    handler = python -c 'print("{{you.twitter}}".split("/")[-1])'