Template Apps with Parameters in Anonymous API

Hi, JackSelman 

According to the error message provided in your image, your credentials are invalid and you need to make sure you have provided the correct credentials for your API. You need to make sure that you have provided the correct credentials for your API and used the correct M code for the request. Here's an example of how to properly set up the Web.Contents function:

let
    API_URL = "https://my-api.edison365.com/v1/api/",
    Tenant = "your-tenant",
    Instance = "your-instance",
    API_Key = "your-api-key",
    RelativePath = "odata/RecordReports?$filter=isDeleted eq false",
    Source = Json.Document(Web.Contents(
        API_URL, 
        [
            Headers = [
                #"tenant" = Tenant, 
                #"instance" = Instance, 
                #"Ocp-Apim-Subscription-Key" = API_Key
            ],
            RelativePath = RelativePath
        ]
    ))
in
    Source

Here's a complete example with dynamic parameters:

let
    API_URL = "https://my-api.edison365.com/v1/api/",
    Tenant = Text.From(Parameter_Tenant),
    Instance = Text.From(Parameter_Instance),
    API_Key = Text.From(Parameter_API_Key),
    RelativePath = "odata/RecordReports?$filter=isDeleted eq false",
    Source = Json.Document(Web.Contents(
        API_URL, 
        [
            Headers = [
                #"tenant" = Tenant, 
                #"instance" = Instance, 
                #"Ocp-Apim-Subscription-Key" = API_Key
            ],
            RelativePath = RelativePath
        ]
    ))
in
    Source

Use tools like Postman to ensure that your API calls are correctly formatted and the API is responding as expected. If anonymous access continues to fail, consider using a service principal or OAuth for authentication, which might require some changes in how you manage tokens.

Best Regards,

hackcrr

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