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James Ritchie
2023-03-15 11:26:00 +00:00
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apps/webapp/templates/docs/blank-starter.md
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## 📺 Go Live
After you are happy with your campaign and deploy it live to Render.com (or some other hosting service), you can send custom events that Trigger your workflow using the [sendEvent](https://docs.trigger.dev/reference/send-event) function from the `@trigger.dev/sdk`, or simply by making requests to our [`events`](https://docs.trigger.dev/api-reference/events/sendEvent) API endpoint.
Once you are happy with your workflow you can deploy it live to Render.com (or another hosting service). You can then send custom events that trigger your workflow using the [sendEvent](https://docs.trigger.dev/reference/send-event) function from the `@trigger.dev/sdk`, or simply by making requests to our [`events`](https://docs.trigger.dev/api-reference/events/sendEvent) API endpoint.
Here is an example of sending the custom event to trigger the workflow contained in this repo using `fetch`:
apps/webapp/templates/docs/hello-world.md
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## 📺 Go Live
After you are happy with your campaign and deploy it live to Render.com (or some other hosting service), you can send custom events that Trigger your workflow using the [sendEvent](https://docs.trigger.dev/reference/send-event) function from the `@trigger.dev/sdk`, or simply by making requests to our [`events`](https://docs.trigger.dev/api-reference/events/sendEvent) API endpoint.
Once you are happy with your workflow you can deploy it live to Render.com (or another hosting service). You can then send custom events that trigger your workflow using the [sendEvent](https://docs.trigger.dev/reference/send-event) function from the `@trigger.dev/sdk`, or simply by making requests to our [`events`](https://docs.trigger.dev/api-reference/events/sendEvent) API endpoint.
Here is an example of sending the custom event to trigger the workflow contained in this repo using `fetch`:
apps/webapp/templates/docs/resend-welcome-drip-campaign.md
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## 📺 Go Live
After you are happy with your campaign and deploy it live to Render.com (or some other hosting service), you can send custom events that Trigger your workflow using the [sendEvent](https://docs.trigger.dev/reference/send-event) function from the `@trigger.dev/sdk`, or simply by making requests to our [`events`](https://docs.trigger.dev/api-reference/events/sendEvent) API endpoint.
Once you are happy with your campaign you can deploy it live to Render.com (or another hosting service). You can then send custom events that trigger your workflow using the [sendEvent](https://docs.trigger.dev/reference/send-event) function from the `@trigger.dev/sdk`, or simply by making requests to our [`events`](https://docs.trigger.dev/api-reference/events/sendEvent) API endpoint.
Here is an example of sending the custom event to trigger the workflow contained in this repo using `fetch`:
apps/webapp/templates/docs/sendgrid-welcome-drip-campaign.md
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## 📺 Go Live
After you are happy with your campaign and deploy it live to Render.com (or some other hosting service), you can send custom events that Trigger your workflow using the [sendEvent](https://docs.trigger.dev/reference/send-event) function from the `@trigger.dev/sdk`, or simply by making requests to our [`events`](https://docs.trigger.dev/api-reference/events/sendEvent) API endpoint.
Once you are happy with your campaign you can deploy it live to Render.com (or another hosting service). You can then send custom events that trigger your workflow [sendEvent](https://docs.trigger.dev/reference/send-event) function from the `@trigger.dev/sdk`, or simply by making requests to our [`events`](https://docs.trigger.dev/api-reference/events/sendEvent) API endpoint.
Here is an example of sending the custom event to trigger the workflow contained in this repo using `fetch`: