I will extend this with new features like returning a custom content type or headers. If anyone needs something added please let me know.
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Wahoo, this is solution day for this issue 
On my end, I just did a quick interface this morning, I still need to figure out how to stay on the free plan of the tools I use tomorrow and will release it.
So youāll basically just have to enter your app name and endpoint to create the redirection.
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a lightweight solution is best for something like this 
looking forward to it!
It is with regrets that I announce this service will be limited to 1 call in the free version and 50 for 10$/month 
No, just joking on the current forum vibe. I should be able to release it by today or tomorrow , itās not fully stable yet so I need to improve some processes.
the last thing youād want to do is to make your plugin unaffordable 
donāt forget to charge different tiers for the number of uses, and the number of monthly active users on your parent app!
Costs are pretty low, it just needs a Bubble premium 29$ plan to run.
So I will try introduce a fair pricing: the more people subscribe, the cheaper it gets
This is it 
Everyone can now easily convert GET request to POST request on Bubble.
Hereās a link to the presentation of the service:
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Awesome! I will be checking this out soon. Thanks for putting this together.
Hey all - just wanted to announce that weāve recently released a new experimental feature that allows you to trigger API workflows with GET requests! Please feel free to test it out; looking forward to hearing your feedback!
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Nice. Will check that out.
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Huh? Whut?
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@keith, I deleted my post - Iād read virtually every post in this threadā¦ except the one by @grace.hong about the experimental feature. So when I posted, I didnāt realise it had been released.
This is fantastic. I think I can now create an icalendar file on the fly and serve it up from a backend workflow!
Yeah, I need to give that a go myself.
It works a treat.
Am wondering if it would be useful I start a topic on how I did this - though a gentleman of your considerable experience could do it for sure, once you understood the calendar format. But for example, I save the calendar text in another special-purpose Calendar thing that the User thing references, so I donāt have to send the whole text of it each time the page loads and the Current User is sent. And when the Userās created, I create Userās Calendar Token which is required by the GET request.
Iāve already created a plugin that generates iCal data, itās just actually usable via a GET now. 
Hi all - as an update, we just released an experimental feature allowing you to enter periods in your API workflow keys!
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Hello community.
I need to make some API calls in my App. This particular API requires a Json body in the GET request.
Does anyone know how to add Json body to a GET request with bubbleās API connector?
Please help?
anyone here who already tried to create plugins for other platforms, in my case Wordpress, with bubble?
maybe someone can share ideas! 
Just a quick followup on this: Though one could now entirely create an iCal feed and serve it from Bubbleās backend (now that one can have backend workflows respond to a GET), Iād probably do the iCal creation part as a Google Function (called via the API connector), rather than as a Server-Side Action as itās faster and cheaper and can be configured to use more memory (if needed). But the basic feature of being able to return data in response to a GET is still appreciated and essential.
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