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How can I retrieve data from a REST API which requires key headers that depends on an initial query to first get the parameters.
e.g. my first query gets a list of building IDs, I then need to loop through each building to retrieve the data about them with a URL like: https://api.buildings.com/api/occupancy?buildingID=1
I can add the secret key into the first query, but I don't know how to tell it to loop through the queries and second level queries and include headers, and I can't find any tutorials or information on how to do it.
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answered my own question, for anyone else struggling, edit the query and add the headers in, you can view the way to do this by clicking on advanced editor on a query that has the key in, it will look like this:
Source = Json.Document(Web.Contents("https://api.buildings.co.uk/api/homes", [Headers=[key="9fw8hdfdhs9fhsd8fhusdh"]]))
answered my own question, for anyone else struggling, edit the query and add the headers in, you can view the way to do this by clicking on advanced editor on a query that has the key in, it will look like this:
Source = Json.Document(Web.Contents("https://api.buildings.co.uk/api/homes", [Headers=[key="9fw8hdfdhs9fhsd8fhusdh"]]))
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