We're working hard to make filter code more accessible. In the meantime, try out these basic filter code generators to get you started.
The forms below will help you to generate valid filter code which can be used by Pro users to create more complex Applets.
Please note that some generated code includes the placeholder Action.skip() - you'll need to replace this with the action skip code which will be found below the filter code editor when creating your Applet, such as the one highlighted below:
Generate filter code to run or skip between certain times
A good way to start using Filter Code is by running or skipping your Applet based on certain times.
if the is between and
Filter Code will be generated when you click the button below
Run or skip on a certain day
You can run or skip an Applet on certain days. Days are numbered from 0 (Sunday) - 6 (Saturday), and the filter code can be modified to include multiple days by using an OR operator.
only on a
Filter Code will be generated when you click the button below
Run or skip on the nth of a weekday in a month
Sometimes you may want to run or skip an Applet on a date based on how many times a certain weekday has occurred in a month.
only on the
Filter Code will be generated when you click the button below
Check for a keyword
This will help to check if a string can be found in another string or ingredient. To use this, be sure to input an ingredient from a trigger or query, e.g. Email.sendIftttAnEmail.Body
A list of valid ingredients for your Applet will be found underneath the filter code editor when creating your Applet.
if this string is found in this ingredient
Filter Code will be generated when you click the button below