Heart Rate Pulse

Details

When Pulsoid is broadcasting your heart rate, this event can fire once every second, so be sure whatever action you use runs fast enough so it won't cause a backlog in the action queue. It is also recommended that whatever action you are running to be placed in a blocking queue.

Parameters

Range

Filter events between a specified Min and Max

Any Value- Leave both min and max empty to accept any value

Exact Value- Enter only a Max to trigger on a specific value

Greater Than- Enter only a Min to trigger on any value greater than the specified value

Range- Enter both a min and max to trigger within a desired range

Variables

The following variables will be populated when this trigger executes:

		Description
`heartRate`	`number`	The heart rate BPM Example: `87`
`measuredAt`	`number`	The epoch time from the measurement Example: `1704063600`

		Description
`__source`	`EventType`	The event which triggered the action. This will not always exist and requires C# to access Example: `TwitchChatMessage`
`actionId`	`string`	The unique ID of the action being executed Example: `2cd1495a-e50c-45d2-8bb5-ffe9c3dff243`
`actionName`	`string`	The name of the action being executed Example: `My Action`
`actionQueuedAt`	`DateTime`	The timestamp of when action was queued Example: `12/21/2023 9:25:21 AM`
`eventSource`	`EventSource`	The service of the event which triggered the action. This will not always exist and requires C# to access Example: `twitch`
`runningActionId`	`string`	The unique ID of this running action instance within the queue Example: `c83dd939-9f86-4435-b07c-b6e7e3eef134`
`triggerCategory`	`string`	The category of the trigger which executed the action Example: `Twitch/Chat`
`triggerId`	`string`	The unique id of the trigger with executed the action Example: `2cd1495a-e50c-45d2-8bb5-ffe9c3dff243`
`triggerName`	`string`	The name of the trigger which executed the action Example: `Chat Message`