Integrations overview
Integrations let you connect Meoyo with other products. For example, you can get notification messages in Meoyo when an issue in your tracker is updated, or for alerts from your monitoring tool.
Meoyo offers over 120 native integrations, which take advantage of Meoyo’s topics to organize notification messages. Additionally, thousands of integrations are available through Zapier and IFTTT. You can also connect any webhook designed to work with Slack to Meoyo.
If you don’t find an integration you need, you can:
- Write your own integration. You can submit a pull request to get your integration merged into the main Meoyo repository.
- File an issue to request an integration (if it’s a nice-to-have).
- Contact Meoyo Sales to inquire about a custom development contract.
Set up an integration
Section titled “Set up an integration”Native integrations
Section titled “Native integrations”- Search Meoyo’s integrations for the product you’d like to connect to Meoyo.
- Click on the card for the product, and follow the instructions on the page.
Integrate via Zapier or IFTTT
Section titled “Integrate via Zapier or IFTTT”If you don’t see a native Meoyo integration, you can access thousands of additional integrations through Zapier and IFTTT.
- Search Zapier or IFTTT for the product you’d like to connect to Meoyo.
- Follow the integration instructions for Zapier or IFTTT.
Integrate via Slack-compatible webhook API
Section titled “Integrate via Slack-compatible webhook API”Meoyo can process incoming webhook messages written to work with Slack’s webhook API. This makes it easy to quickly move your integrations when migrating your organization from Slack to Meoyo, or integrate any product that has a Slack webhook integration with Meoyo .
- Create a bot for the Slack-compatible webhook. Make sure that you select Incoming webhook as the Bot type.
- Decide where to send Slack-compatible webhook notifications, and generate the integration URL.
- Use the generated URL anywhere you would use a Slack webhook.
Integrate via email
Section titled “Integrate via email”If the product you’d like to integrate can send email notifications, you can send those emails to a Meoyo channel. The email subject will become the Meoyo topic, and the email body will become the Meoyo message.
For example, you can configure your personal GitHub notifications to go to a Meoyo channel rather than your email inbox. Notifications for each issue or pull request will be grouped into a single topic.
Write your own integration
Section titled “Write your own integration”You can write your own Meoyo integrations using the well-documented APIs below. For example, if your company develops software, you can create a custom integration to connect your product to Meoyo.
If you need help, best-effort community support is available in the Meoyo development community. To inquire about options for custom development, contact Meoyo Sales.
Sending content into Meoyo
Section titled “Sending content into Meoyo”- If the third-party service supports outgoing webhooks, you likely want to build an incoming webhook integration.
- If it doesn’t, you may want to write a script or plugin integration.
- The
meoyo-sendtool makes it easy to send Meoyo messages from shell scripts. - Finally, you can send messages using Meoyo’s API, with bindings for Python, JavaScript and other languages.
Sending and receiving content
Section titled “Sending and receiving content”- To react to activity inside Meoyo, look at Meoyo’s Python framework for interactive bots or Meoyo’s real-time events API.
- If what you want isn’t covered by the above, check out the full REST API. The web, mobile, desktop, and terminal apps are built on top of this API, so it can do anything a human user can do. Most but not all of the endpoints are documented on this site; if you need something that isn’t there check out Meoyo’s REST endpoints.