A connector can contain any number of actions and triggers. See connector.ts for the sample implementation.
To test the connector, we can use npm run local:action and npm run local:trigger commands. They accept 2 parameters: key and fields. Example:
npm run local:action helloWorldAction '{"message":"Test"}'
npm run local:trigger helloWorldTrigger '{"interval":1000,"recurring":true}'
The connector will be run as a WebSocket server after deployment, to test it in production setting, run npm run server.
Grindery Nexus supports HTTP inbound webhook for connectors, the URL is something like:
https://orchestrator.grindery.org/webhook/:connector_key/:trigger_key/:path
You can handle webhooks with webhooks parameter in ConnectorDefinition, see src/connector.ts.
See also CDS file for this connector, this file is read by Grindery Nexus frontend and engine so that they can interact with the connector. You can also check schema of the file and other samples.