JavaScript and Python templates to connect services,
databases or APIs in our serverless environment
- Find the recipe that best fits your problem.
- Clone it into your YepCode account.
- Set up the credentials needed to connect to your services and APIs.
- Customize the provided code to meet your exact needs.
- Run the process, schedule it or start executions using webhooks!
No setup, deployment or dependency management hassles.
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- FTP CSV file to Amazon S3 NDJSON file
Read CSV file entries from FTP server using them to create NDJSON file entries in Amazon S3 Bucket
- MongoDB to FTP CSV file
Read documents from MongoDB collection using them to create CSV file entries in FTP server
- FTP CSV file to Snowflake
Read CSV file entries from FTP server using them to insert rows into Snowflake table
- Azure Blob CSV file to FTP NDJSON file
Read CSV file entries from Azure Blob container using them to create NDJSON file entries in FTP server
- Pinecone to FTP CSV file
Fetch vectors from a Pinecone index using them to create CSV file entries in FTP server
- PostgreSQL to FTP CSV file
Read rows from PostgreSQL table using them to create CSV file entries in FTP server
- SOAP to FTP CSV file
Fetch data from a SOAP service using them to create CSV file entries in FTP server
- FTP NDJSON file to Amazon S3 CSV file
Read NDJSON file entries from FTP server using them to create CSV file entries in Amazon S3 Bucket
- Shopify inventory levels to FTP CSV file
Get inventory levels from Shopify API using them to create CSV file entries in FTP server
- FTP CSV file to auth0 Okta users
Read CSV file entries from FTP server using them to create auth0 Okta users
- Oracle NetSuite SuiteQL records to FTP CSV file
Get records from Oracle NetSuite SuiteQL using them to create CSV file entries in FTP server
- FTP CSV file to AWS DynamoDB
Read CSV file entries from FTP server using them to insert items into AWS DynamoDB table
- FTP CSV file to Azure Blob CSV file
Read CSV file entries from FTP server using them to create CSV file entries in Azure Blob Container
- LDAP entries to FTP CSV file
Search entries from LDAP using them to create CSV file entries in FTP server
- FTP CSV file to Github issues
Read CSV file entries from FTP server using them to create issues in Github repository
- Webflow CMS entries to FTP CSV file
Get Webflow CMS entries using them to create CSV file entries in FTP server
- Theirstack job postings to FTP CSV file
Search Theirstack job postings using them to create CSV file entries in FTP server
- Shopify customers to FTP CSV file
Get customers from Shopify API using them to create CSV file entries in FTP server
- Remote CSV file to FTP NDJSON file
Read CSV entries from a remote file using them to create NDJSON file entries in FTP server
- Supabase NDJSON file to FTP CSV file
Read NDJSON file entries from Supabase bucket using them to create CSV file entries in FTP server
- FTP CSV file to FTP NDJSON file
Read CSV file entries from FTP server using them to create NDJSON file entries in FTP server
- Airtable to FTP CSV file
List records from Airtable table using them to create CSV file entries in FTP server
- Snowflake to FTP CSV file
Read rows from Snowflake table using them to create CSV file entries in FTP server
- FTP CSV file to Couchbase
Read CSV file entries from FTP server using them to insert documents into Couchbase collection
- Azure Blob NDJSON file to FTP CSV file
Read NDJSON file entries from Azure Blob container using them to create CSV file entries in FTP server
- FTP CSV file to Azure Blob NDJSON file
Read CSV file entries from FTP server using them to create NDJSON file entries in Azure Blob Container
- Google BigTable to FTP CSV file
Read rows from Google BigTable using them to create CSV file entries in FTP server
- FTP CSV file to AWS Redshift
Read CSV file entries from FTP server using them to insert rows into AWS Redshift table
- Supabase files to FTP CSV file
Download a list of files from Supabase bucket using them to create CSV file entries in FTP server
- Supabase to FTP CSV file
Read rows from Supabase table using them to create CSV file entries in FTP server
- FTP CSV file to Pipedrive persons
Read CSV file entries from FTP server using them to create persons in Pipedrive
- FTP CSV file to HubSpot contacts
Read CSV file entries from FTP server using them to create HubSpot contacts
- Couchbase to FTP CSV file
Read documents from Couchbase collection using them to create CSV file entries in FTP server
- Send WhatsApp messages using Vonage API with FTP CSV file information
Read CSV file entries from FTP server using them to send WhatsApp messages using Vonage API
- Mailchimp to FTP CSV file
Read email suscribers from Mailchimp using them to create CSV file entries in FTP server
- FTP CSV file to Notion database
Read CSV file entries from FTP server using them to create Notion databases
- FTP CSV file to Factorial employees
Read CSV file entries from FTP server using them to create employees using Factorial HR API
- Tinybird to FTP NDJSON file
Get Tinybird CSV endpoint entries using them to create NDJSON file entries in FTP server
- Keycloak users to FTP CSV file
Find Keycloak users using them to create CSV file entries in FTP server
- FTP CSV file to RabbitMQ
Read CSV file entries from FTP server using them to send RabbitMQ messages
FAQs
YepCode is a SaaS platform that enables the creation, execution and monitoring of integrations and automations using source code in a serverless environment.
We like to call it the Zapier for developers, since we bring all the agility and benefits of NoCode tools (avoid server provisioning, environment configuration, deployments,...), but with all the power of being able to use a programming language like JavaScript or Python.
These recipes are an excellent starting point for creating your own YepCode processes and solving complex integration and automation problems.
You only have to complete the sign up form and your account will be created with our FREE plan (no credit card required).
YepCode has been created with a clear enterprise focus, offering a multi-tenant environment, team management capabilities, high security and auditing standards, Identity Provider (IdP) integrations, and on-premise options. It serves as the Swiss army knife for engineering teams, especially those requiring the extraction or transmission of information to external systems. It excels in scenarios demanding flexibility and adaptability to change within the process.
Sure! You only need to configure YepCode servers to establish a connection with that service. Check our docs page to get more information.