Natural Event Keyword Router
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Demonstrates the decision core of an IFTTT-style graph: fetch a bounded public
event snapshot, test a condition, and choose one of two routing values. It checks
the raw JSON from ten recent open NASA EONET events for the wildfires category.
Running the graph is the trigger. The decision JSON is an action placeholder;
the graph has no schedule, subscription, webhook trigger, notification, or
external write. Subfork’s Conditional node selects a value but does not suppress
execution of downstream branches, so side-effecting actions should not be wired
as if this were control-flow gating.
The request is keyless and read-only, limited to ten events from the previous 30
days, with a 20-second timeout and 500 KB response cap. Expected outputs are
matched, decision, provider status, and a JSON response. Category matches
depend on the bounded snapshot and are not an emergency alert.
Source: NASA EONET API v3. No external action was executed while authoring or validating this example.