This article presents a possible use case and corresponding sample flow that you can support. This can be a helpful jumping off point as you plan your implementation.
Let's say we have an eCommerce app, and as part of the app we create a trigger called product_purchase for when a customer purchases some product via the app. The trigger has the following filter:
A Wix user installs our app and creates an automation with our product_purchased trigger. The user defines the automation to activate only when specific products are purchased--in this case, shirts and glasses. The validation request looks like this:
Since this is a valid trigger configuration, we return a response like this:
After a couple of weeks, we remove the shirt and glasses products from the eCommerce app, making the current trigger configuration invalid. Now when the site sends a new validation request, we send back a response like this:
This notifies the Wix user that the configuration is no longer valid and returns a message explaining the error.