Create events in a Google Calendar if my plant has not enough light
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- Create events in a Google Calendar if my plant needs watering
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Useful FYTA and Instapaper integrations
Triggers (If this)
New item savedThis Trigger fires every time you save a new item to Instapaper.- Soil is too wetTriggered whenever your plant experiences overwatering stress
- Item taggedThis Trigger fires every time you tag an article with the specified tag.
- It's too warmTriggered whenever your plant is experiences heat stress
- New liked itemThis Trigger fires every time you like a new item in Instapaper.
- It's too coldTriggered whenever your plant experiences cold stress
- New highlightThis Trigger fires every time you highlight an item on Instapaper.
- Soil is too dryTriggered whenever your plant dryness stress
- New commentThis Trigger fires every time you create a comment on Instapaper.
- There's too much lightTriggered whenever your plant is overexposed to light
- New archived itemThis Trigger fires every time you archive an item on Instapaper.
- There's is not enough lightTriggered whenever your plant is not receiving sufficient light
- Item moved to folderThis Trigger fires every time you move an item to the folder you specify.
Queries (With)
- History of items savedThis query returns a list of every time you save a new item to Instapaper.
- Get PlantsGet your plant list
- History of highlightsThis query returns a list of every time you highlight an item on Instapaper.
- History of archived itemsThis query returns a list of every time you archive an item on Instapaper.
- History of liked itemsThis query returns a list of every time you like a new item in Instapaper.
- History of when an item was moved to the folderThis query returns a list of when you moved an item to the folder.
- History of commentsThis query returns a list of every time you create a comment on Instapaper.
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