The card has two sections Try and If Error.
In the Try section, place the API Connector card followed by any other logic. In this example, there is a single Assign card to create a success message. The other cards can be added as well. The message is then mapped to the If Error card’s output.
If Error card – success section
In the If/Else section, there is a default error message followed by any other logic. In this example, it’s again a single Assign card that holds the error message. The message is then mapped to the If Error card’s output.
If Error card – error section
After the If Error card, add additional logic. Here is an example of sending a success or an error message to the Compose card.
Now, test the flow. The flow uses a service called mock.codes. mock.codes provide an easy way to reference and test HTTP responses.
Running the flow with HTTP response 200 (https://mock.codes/200) that results in success:
Running the flow with HTTP response 500 (https://mock.codes/500) that results in Internal Server Error:
The flow chart helps visualize the flow logic at a high level:
