Super excited to announce that Tulip University published a new course on HTTP Connectors! This course replaces outdated HTTP connector content and takes a more detailed approach to creating and using HTTP connectors in Tulip.
Some topics I cover in the course:
Creating new Connectors:
- Overview and diagrams of connectors pages & features in Tulip Instance
- Create and configure a new connector
- Learn to read and understand API Docs
- Understand the difference between read and write request methods
- Create connector functions
- Set function queries and parameters
Working with Connector Responses and Outputs:
- Learn how to read JSON response bodies
- Extract properties from objects
- Extract properties from arrays
- Filter arrays
Using Connectors in Apps:
- Call on connectors using trigger logic
- Store connector outputs in text variables
- Store connector outputs in interactive tables
- Use linked variables to display interactive table row details in a text variable when row is selected
- Extract values from an object to use in trigger logic
- Populate a single-select dropdown with connector outputs (and use this dropdown to filter an interactive table)
Check it out and let us know what you think! A new SQL Connector course is in the works, so we’d love to hear your thoughts, feedback, and suggestions.