The problem is that keboola integration passed input data from Keboola using a table stored in key-value store. It saves this key and storeID of the input table using actor/task run input. The problem is that if task/actor has input schema(public actors) these attributes in input are ignored.
The solution is to create a public actor, where the user can input simple js code, where he can process data from keboola input table and call task/actor he wants. The solution should be clearly described in readme with example code to be easy for the user to use it.
The problem is that keboola integration passed input data from Keboola using a table stored in key-value store. It saves this key and storeID of the input table using actor/task run input. The problem is that if task/actor has input schema(public actors) these attributes in input are ignored.
The solution is to create a public actor, where the user can input simple js code, where he can process data from keboola input table and call task/actor he wants. The solution should be clearly described in readme with example code to be easy for the user to use it.
Input for public actor will be: