Create a new Make SDK instance
Your Make API key or OAuth2 access token
The Make zone (e.g. eu1.make.com)
API version to use (defaults to 2)
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blueprintsAccess to blueprint-related endpoints Blueprints define the structure and workflow of scenarios
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connectionsAccess to connection-related endpoints Connections link Make to external apps and services
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dataAccess to data store-related endpoints Data stores allow you to store and retrieve data within Make
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dataAccess to data structure-related endpoints Data structures define the structure of data being used in Make
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executionsAccess to execution-related endpoints Executions represent the running instances of scenarios
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foldersAccess to folder-related endpoints Folders help organize scenarios
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functionsAccess to function-related endpoints Functions are custom code snippets that can be used in scenarios
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hooksAccess to webhook-related endpoints Hooks (webhooks and mailhooks) notify you when certain changes occur in connected apps or services
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incompleteAccess to incomplete execution-related endpoints Incomplete executions are scenario runs that didn't complete successfully
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keysAccess to key-related endpoints Keys store secrets that can be used in apps
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organizationsAccess to organization-related endpoints Organizations are top-level entities that contain teams and manage overall account settings
The protocol to use (defaults to https) Can be changed to http for testing in local environments
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scenariosAccess to scenario-related endpoints Scenarios allow you to create and run automation tasks
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teamsAccess to team-related endpoints Teams control access to Make scenarios, connections, data stores, and other resources
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usersAccess to user-related endpoints Provides methods to get current user information
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versionThe API version to use Default is version 2 of the Make API
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zoneThe Make zone (e.g. eu1.make.com) Identifies the region of the Make servers to connect to
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Make API requests with authentication
Handles URL construction, authentication, and error handling for all API calls. This method is used internally by all endpoint classes.
The expected response type
The endpoint URL (relative or absolute)
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options: FetchOptionsRequest options (method, headers, body, query parameters)
Promise resolving to the parsed response data
The main Make SDK class that provides access to all Make API endpoints. Acts as the entry point for interacting with the Make API.