How to use BigQuery from elixir code?
I would like to use Big Query web API from elixir code. Although there is no elixir client SDK in SDK libraries page
I will use BigQuery API with service account. For using service account, I have to exec "JWT encode"...
Do you know suitable elixir library for using BigQuery API?
BigQuery implements a traditional REST API. If no one has implemented it before, it should be straightforward to create one using a REST library.
REST for elixir:
https://github.com/h4cc/awesome-elixir#rest-and-api
You'll need to authenticate too, OAUTH2 for elixir:
https://github.com/h4cc/awesome-elixir#authentication
It's not a library, but the following repo has some example code for some basic usages on BigQuery (It was just an experiment and pretty much immature, but I'm hoping that it's better than nothing..)
https://github.com/parroty/big_query
I know this is an old question, but looks like this exists now: https://github.com/googleapis/elixir-google-api/tree/main/clients/big_query/
Writing this for folks who come here years later (like I did).
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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.
Are there any downsides to use directusSdk instead of making GraphQL requests?
According to documentation; My front-end can log in users and make requests through javascript SDK.
I would say using the SDK is a great option and is something I choose to do myself where possible, I believe that the Directus application uses it too, therefore it is well looked after 😌
Has anyone managed to create a custom integration between Zapier and Xero by using the 'Webhooks by Zapier' option and a private connection on the Xero side?
At the moment Xero uses Oauth-1a to create sessions and I can't figure out how to even approach this.
I know Zapier has a normal integration with Xero, however I am interested in doing something which isn't available in their integration (create manual journals) and for this I need to figure out how to do the connection manually.
Thanks
Have you taken a look at Xero's Private Application Auth documentation? The private key you create becomes your Consumer Key for API calls. Unfortunately, from there, you do need to do a little coding to support Oauth1 in Zapier.
You have two options:
You could use a serverless function platform like Google Cloud Funtions or AWS Lambda to host your code and use one of Xero's SDKs (like pyxero). You then use a webhook step in Zapier to call the function.
This option is the most robust since and avoids Zapier code limits
You can use a Zapier code step to place the call. In order to do this, you will need to create your own Oauth1 header for your call. You can look at the post HERE by Eliot Muir.
You'll see on lines 32-34 of his example output the headers that need to be included. He has done the hard work of crafting them so you would just need to pull the relevant code and strategy.
This is the most streamlined solution, but you do have to deal with Zapier's lack of 3rd-party packages and a 10-second timeout
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.
I would like to use the twitter site-streams but I can't find a way to use them. There is no API-docs online and how to access site-streams.
Does someon have an example in php or better c#?
Are there any API-samples or a full API-doc?
Thanks
Matthias
I called oAuth before doing something similar to Shannon Whitley's user streams example. Use the curl commands generated for you at dev.twitter.com to double check your C# generate urls.
The site stream url is buried in the top middle of the doc (/2b/site.json?follow=1,2,3,4,5) # dev.twitter.com
I'd also follow #sitestreams as well to get heads up on site stream restarts.
The API looks to still be in beta, I found this. It's not a lot of detail, but the post was only a few weeks ago so it is something pretty new. It uses the same REST API that all of twitter uses so if you are familiar with that you should be able to use what it gives you.
If you need a tutorial on REST with twitter here is a decent tutorial. It is using basic authentication so I do strongly recommend that you use OAuth instead.