Inline code in Power Automate

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JavaScript code inside Power Automate? Yes, we can!
Watch this video to learn how to build the simplest possible Azure Function that will bring inline code execution to your flows! The possibilities are endless - regular expressions, recursive functions, math operations, and much more.
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0:00 Inline Code is a reality
1:14 Old style parsing demo
5:52 Azure Function helper
7:58 JavaScript in Power Automate
10:56 Fibonacci in flow
12:22 Where to next?

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Комментарии : 8

@Balumallisetty 3 года назад

I was searching for native interface for about a month. Finally I am answered Thank you!

@robertonavarro4704 3 года назад

This approach is great, thank you for sharing.

@frenamakenson9844 2 года назад

Thx you a lot guys big time save and well explanation

@eng3d Год назад

The problem is everything of those cost money (automate premium and azure functions). As an individual, it is not a big problem, however, it is a big problem in a big company and that is the reason why the Microsoft 365 / azure admin put restrictions to stop using those services, even if the cost is just a few bucks. And for the developer that has experience coding, it is easy to simply rent a VPS and put the services there because it is easiest to ask for funds knowing the cost rather than pay-per-use.

@jeff5858 Год назад

I know this is old but can I execute a headless browser using JavaScript from Power Automate?

@365Training Год назад

I don't see why not, it's just a node running in the Azure Function. See anthonychu.ca/post/azure-functions-headless-chromium-puppeteer-playwright/

@Sancarn 2 года назад

Using node is highly insecure... You're letting people have access to the file system. You should at the very least use a sandbox like Sval. Does beg the question though, why isn't this available in PA lol

@365Training 2 года назад

Yes, that would be the case if you simply provide direct access to node. However, in this implementation there are few mitigating factors: - you have full control over what modules are available in node In Azure Function - access to file system in node Azure Function is extremely limited by default - there is an inherent danger of the code injection if we simply execute code provided by the run user; we solve it with parameters (the full course provides step by step instructions) But if you have a specific scenario when using node as described would cause some serious problems, we'd be glad to discuss and address it.