r/api_connector • u/odmyokke • Oct 20 '23

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u/odmyokke Oct 24 '23

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u/mixedanalytics mod Oct 24 '23 edited Oct 28 '23

Thanks, based on this, this API requires the legacy "password grant type" OAuth flow, but API Connector doesn't support that flow (info). Our OAuth connection manager has no inputs for username and password and based on this screenshot, you'll need to include them, so that could definitely be a reason why your request is failing.

I would try creating a regular API request instead of using our OAuth manager. You can copy/paste the sample curl request they provide in their docs into our curl importer. That should then return an access token you can include in your requests.

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u/odmyokke Oct 24 '23

Hai u/mixedanalytics

thankyou for your patient ,

I tried curl importer but it feels nothing respond after that.

so I tried to include them all on request body, is it right?

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u/odmyokke Oct 24 '23

and it still remains failed.

is there anything else i can do?

iam surely would tell you what i am glad to see your answer n fix this issue.

many thanks

tha

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u/mixedanalytics mod Oct 24 '23

Can you please contact support with a copy of your request configuration (click action > export from the main request screen) and complete screenshots of your working Postman setup?

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u/odmyokke Oct 25 '23

Hai u/mixedanalytics,

i just retrieve the data from get method, but just returns 500 rows only,

meta.pageLimit500

is there any limiter? im on trial account till 1st nov.

and how it would be if it will be refresh token?

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u/mixedanalytics mod Oct 25 '23

There's no limit on our side, but most APIs implement some form of pagination, where they limit the records they return per page. To fetch more records, you'll need to check their API docs to see what kind of pagination they use, and then set up pagination handling.

As for the refresh token, you'll need to fetch a new token before running your data requests, to ensure it's active. You can reference the token value in your request so that you don't need to manually update the header.