Sending a response must be done by adding an event with a response resource to the event chain.
$schema: https://specs.letsflow.io/v0.2.0/response/schema.json#process: 234jashaj3ljk34jkalaaction: request_quoteresponse: okdata:name: John Doeemail: john@example.comproduct: kettle washed jeansquantity: 700
{"$schema": "https://specs.letsflow.io/v0.2.0/response/schema.json#","process": "234jashaj3ljk34jkala","action": "request_quote","data": {"name": "John Doe","email": "john@example.com","product": "kettle washed jeans","quantity": 700}}
The Live Contracts response JSON schema URI that describes the JSON structure of the response.
The process id or process as object. If the process is an object, only the id
property is used and the rest is ignored.
The key of the action that was performed.
The key of the response defined by the action. This property may be omitted, defaulting to ok
.
The response data. What is expected depends on the action, specifically on the update instruction.