I use the ebp management platform, and I would like to import my data via the rest api.
Could someone let me know how to do it? How do we create a model and how should its format be?
Thanks in advance, the documentation does not help me at all.
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I really hope you can help me. I have a project to create an app. I will use Power apps, Python and JavaScript. I need to be in it, because I am not. So my first step is create an API, I have decided to use Azure Function I can explain why. It helps connect my Power Apps(frontend, where i am going to use JavaScript) to backend(Python).
So I have absolutely nothing and I have decided to create an API with Azure Functions, the truth is i dont really know how it works. I can connect it with VScode, but the main question how to create own API? I dont need to pay for servis because I have an Azure Functions which is paid. But I dont really understand how API has too look. I have find a lot information but i cant connect it with what I need.
I need to write my own code for API? Like from empty file? Can do it in VS code and connect it with Azure Functions? What has to be in API I mean my own piece of code or something another? Have anyone created his own API in Azure Functions?
thank you for answering my stupid questions
You can create the Http Trigger in Azure Function if your own API works on HTTP protocol and modify the default Http Trigger API Code according to your requirement.
If your API contains 3rd party APIs, you can create the Http client inside the function code for sending HTTP requests on to the available 3rd party APIs in your function code.
There are plenty of articles on connecting the Azure Functions to Power BI Apps where you can write your own AP code using REST API signature following swagger and add that custom API in Power Apps.
Refer to this article that provides the use case of connect the Azure Function with custom API Code to Power App, given by Carlos Aguilar.
I want to add multi language support in my website.However most of the data is coming from API so I cant make a JSON of it.
I am using Google Translate but it is not working.
Can you please share steps as how to inject it in my angular 5 application?
Much thanks in advance :)
Then you should consider using Cloud Translation API instead of Google Translate for your purposes. To get started with the Cloud Translation API in your language of choice, please look into this Cloud Translation API Client Libraries for more details.
Does anyone have a clue if it´s possible to Import to OneNote with the API? I recently stumbled upon "me#onenote.com" and my Company would like to implement something like this.
Could our developers realise this within the OneNote API?
Does the API allow for an Integration into third-party Websites (our WebApplication in this case)?
I would hugely appreciate any help I can get while I´m getting back to reading the documentation!
Thanks a lot to everyone and sorry for my english :D
Import is exactly the sort of scenario that the API covers, yes. Perhaps you can add some extra depth to your question. Do you want to bulk import a historical cache of email, or import mail as it is sent in some way?
The API uses HTML as its content model, which is likely what your emails can be expressed as anyway.
Take a look at the getting started here. https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/dn575425.aspx
Is it possible to import a note from iPhone notes app to my app? I googled a lot to get an idea about it. Nothing helps. Can someone give any idea about it?
Thanks in Advance
Third-party apps do not have access to the notes database. There is no public API for accessing the notes data.
You can try using a flow for syncing apps (eg. ifttt.com).
Create a rule that says "If a new note has been created (if a Gmail message has the label 'notes'), forward it to my db."
The solution is very clunky, but it's a starting point.
You could then find a way to scale this for your app.
I was wondering if someone knows a way to expose an already public API (e.g. LinkedIn's) through YQL.
Any ideas / insight of someone who has already done this would be appreciated!
Thanks!
Yup :) If you click "Community Tables" on the right of the YQL Console you can see there are already over 600 tables made by other people for existing APIs.
Check out http://datatables.org/ for more information on how to build them (you basically make an XML file describing the structure of the API and then commit it to github).