I’m not even sure this is technically feasible, but I’ve given users the ability to build an API request for their own data via a 3rd party.
What I’m curious about is whether or not it is possible for users to then build filters on the API response (for example sum of ‘x’ object in the JSON, or (‘a’ - ‘b’) in the JSON.
This screenshot is just trying to visualize that a user will have their own REST response and would like to be able to make their own filters or do math on that info.
Yes of course, you can build your own interface and bind your variables to the REST API collection queries configuration, so the request will change depending of what your users selected in your interface. And you can apply filters on data depending of your users interactions too.
Makes sense, but the REST API is coming dynamically based on the users configuration, this is not data that I have in a database. In other words, I dont have a predefined API that I can bind to variables.
You can bind a dynamic url into the REST API collection configuration, but you can even use a REST API workflow action if the collection layer doesn’t work for your usecase.
Thank you so much for the help. Retrieving the data is working perfectly, but I want to expose the array of the REST API results to the user to perform their own math equations.
Just curious, do you think building the interface of this kind of element is possible using the existing components weweb provides? I’m just trying to think through how it would be done
