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This skill deploys a containerized integration service to programmatically manage and manipulate Lucidchart diagram documents. It handles sophisticated tasks like manipulating shapes, updating connectors, and synchronizing visual collaboration data using the Lucid API. Ideal for integrating automated diagram generation and maintenance into CI/CD pipelines and enterprise workflows.

This document provides a comprehensive guide to managing rate limits when interacting with the Lucidchart API. It details specific limits for various operations (e.g., shape creation, document listing, exporting) and offers implementation patterns, including a token bucket rate limiter class and robust retry strategies. Use this knowledge to build automated workflows that reliably handle high-volume batch processing and prevent API throttling.

A comprehensive technical guide for developers managing integrations with Lucidchart. It details strategies for handling API version changes, including version detection, schema migration (e.g., flat shapes to page-grouped hierarchies), rollback mechanisms, and common error troubleshooting (e.g., permission model updates, coordinate system shifts). Essential for maintaining compatibility when using Lucidchart's evolving diagramming platform.

This skill provides comprehensive knowledge on setting up and handling real-time webhook events from Lucidchart. It details how to receive notifications—such as document creation, updates, sharing, and shape additions—via signed JSON payloads over HTTPS. Users can implement robust integrations for compliance auditing, triggering CI/CD pipelines, or notifying external collaboration tools like Slack.

Provides a minimal working example for integrating with the BambooHR API. It demonstrates fetching the complete employee directory, retrieving details for a single employee, and running custom reports. This guide is ideal for users starting new HR system integrations, testing API connectivity, or learning core HR data operations.

Provides comprehensive instructions and code examples for deploying Bright Data-powered scraping applications to major cloud platforms, including Vercel, Fly.io, and Google Cloud Run. This guide covers critical aspects such as managing environment secrets, configuring proxy connectivity (TCP ports 33335/9222), and adapting code for serverless vs. long-running environments, ensuring successful production deployment.

A comprehensive guide and setup for establishing a fast, reproducible local development loop for web scraping projects using Bright Data. It includes configuring proxy modules, implementing response caching to save credits, and setting up mocked test suites (using Vitest) for robust, isolated testing without requiring live proxy access or consuming resources.

A comprehensive debugging tool designed for diagnosing complex and intermittent issues within the Canva Connect API. It systematically tests various connection layers (DNS, TLS, Authentication, Scopes), monitors stuck or failed export jobs by polling job status, and verifies the OAuth token lifecycle. Use this when standard troubleshooting fails or when preparing detailed evidence for developer support.

A comprehensive developer resource for diagnosing and resolving common Canva Connect API errors and HTTP status codes. It details issues such as expired tokens (401), insufficient permissions (403), rate limiting (429), and validation failures (400), providing specific causes, error payloads, and code-level fixes for seamless integration development.

This workflow provides an end-to-end programmatic solution for managing the Canva design lifecycle. It allows users to create new designs via the API, redirect users to the editor for modifications, retrieve design metadata, and finally, export finished assets in various high-quality formats (PDF, PNG, JPG, etc.). Ideal for integrating design capabilities into external applications like CMS or marketing automation tools.

This comprehensive guide details setting up a secure Canva Connect API integration using the OAuth 2.0 Authorization Code flow with PKCE (Proof Key for Code Exchange). It covers the entire lifecycle: client registration, token generation, code exchange for access tokens, and refreshing expired tokens. Use this skill when building applications that require programmatic access to Canva's design and asset management capabilities.

A production-ready guide detailing the best-practice architecture for integrating with the Canva Connect API. It outlines the project structure, layer architecture (Routes, Services, Client, Infrastructure), authentication flow (OAuth 2.0 PKCE), and best practices for handling design creation, asset management, and exports. Use this when building new Canva-powered applications or standardizing existing integration projects.