Thanks for the reply. So here is what i want to do, say for example a users wants to schedule a twitter post base on a real live event say a sport event that is going to happen at some point in the future, users can schedule their post say when the sport event starts, or when one team scores a goal etc, updating information about the said sport events in real-time is not a problem, my problem now is how to trigger those post to go live on twitter when an the specific action in a particular sport event that a users has specified happens.

@OssaijaD I see. okay so basically you want a prepared response to a specific event.

If i understand it correctly it can be recurring -> "yeah we scored" should be triggered on every goal, or it can be queued -> "yeah we scored", "woooohooo", " ....."

so if we take a relational model it would be event - 1:n - event response if you take a document based system like mongo, you just have a list of response objects inside of the document I guess. my initial idea is something like that

```{
    _id: "a4b2ba....",
    name: "sports event 1",
    type: "event_score",
    sportEventTriggerId: ["asdfasdf", "asdfasdfgg"]
    response: [
        {
            _id        : "b5a5..."
            "message"    : "yeah, we scored {{CURRENT_SCORE}} against {{ENEMY_TEAM}}",
            "target"    : "twitter",
            "sent"          : 0, // this is so we can iterate
            "reccuringSend" : -1, // this means we send it unlimted times
            "active"        : true 
        },
        {
            _id        : "c6a8..."
            "message"    : "yeah, we are going to win against {{ENEMY_TEAM}}",
            "target"    : "twitter",
            "sent"          : 0,
            "reccuringSend" : 1, // this means we send it 1 time
            "active"        : true
        }
    ]
}```

so you need at least two endpoints

• /sportsevent/save/[{ID}] [post/put] -> saves the event
• /sportsevent/{ID} [get] -> gets the event with all the data

so now we check the event list you got in your system triggerID and if they exist we execute them. the trigger are basically just the objects about what's really happening

the recurring send in combination with the sent counter can be used to iterate over all message if you want for example 5 recurring messages and you want the next one.

this is just a rough idea what I would have in mind.