I need to query this API: https://docs.art.rmngp.fr/#search I have a react app where I was planning on making HTTP requests to this API but I haven't been able to perform a search. My question is how to go about doing this? Do I need to make a server to query this API? or what the architecture would look like.
How would you query this API https://api.art.rmngp.fr/v1/ with nodejs.
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i'm trying to make requests to Application insights logs from a Node JS application / API.
I'm trying to find information on how i can from NodeJS make query to Application insights and return information in a API call.
For example
I have an API "AddUser", i'm currently logging in Events the API request in Application insights, where we are tracking information about that request, (Name of user, who performed the API call, timestamp).
If possible, i want to be able to make a query to Application insights to fetch the information (Name of user, etc..) and be able to store this / return this in a separate API.
From the logs in Function app logs i'm performing queries like this:
Function app logs query
So ideally, i would like to do something like initiate a Application insights client in nodeJS, create a query, "where customDimension.body contains "addUser, timestamp(1d)".
Fetch the resulsts in Json or similar, and modify results and return this in a API.
Thanks in advance, sorry if this is confusing x).
In the midst of developing a Graphql API for our application we decided to embrace the microservices architeture and made a desicion that we should have another API for payments (which also would be a Graphql API) just so we could start with decoupling our App. We are using MongoDB for our database with Mongoose. The problem that we are facing at the moment is that in order to work with payments we would need to get user data but our Payment API does not have Mongoose Models through which we could query user data. We are wondering what would be the best approach to solve this. Do we copy the Models that we need to query from the first API? What is it that we are doing wrong here? Is it a wrong approach altogether to have a shared database in microservices architecture?
The whole idea of GraphQL is to have a single endpoint. This reduces the complexity for the "front-end" developers (API consumers).
So you would have a GraphQL endpoint service that manages database access.
Usually "micro-services" have their own databases.
You can still put business logic in microservices, but you would have those services contact your GraphQL service for database access.
But if you are fronting the system with a GraphQL API, then you make a single endpoint.
To have these discrete microservices as you describe, you would usually make them REST or gRPC for the consumer.
In the Standard Twitter API it is possible to filter the tweets so that only the most popular ones are shown using this parameter in the Twitter API request:
result_type: 'popular'
However, in the Premium Twitter API this operator is missing.
Do you know how I can get that same filter using the fullarchive Premium Twitter API endpoint?
I know I could look at every tweet's number of retweets, but I'm looking for a more automatic solution to reduce the number of requests that I have to make.
I'm using it in a Node.Js app, so as there's no up-to-date Twitter module I'm using the direct REST request endpoint.
Realistically, the only thing you can do here is to do some manual checks of your own to establish "popularity" - there is no operator combination that you can pass in to premium search that would give back something similar to what was available in the legacy standard search.
I'm trying to learn Azure Cosmos Db. I've read the document.
As far as I see, we can create .Net/NodeJs/Java applications, and get/insert/update data in the Cosmos Db.
However, I'm not clear whether we can make a http request from JavaScript/JQuery/etc..
to fetch data:
does cosmos db provide only .net/java/nodejs/phyton, or we can make a request using any software language?
Thanks in advance.
Cosmos exposes a REST API, so you can access with anything capable of creating HTTP requests. Here’s the API documentation https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/documentdb/
I want to answer my question. I tried to make an http request from Azure Cosmos DB and I did.
There is only one crucial step that you need to create an auth code for each request. You can create the auth code by reading below page
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/documentdb/access-control-on-documentdb-resources?redirectedfrom=MSDN
This is the detailed document for using Cosmos DB Rest API.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/documentdb/restful-interactions-with-documentdb-resources
I hope this would be helpful.
I have a RESTful API that manipulates data within my MongoDB database, written using Node.js
Can I somehow connect Google Charts to my Node server so that I can use HTTP requests in order to retrieve data from the MongoDB and display charts based on the data retrieved?