Then trying to import this collection into Power Automate gave me this ever-helpful error message, 'Unable to convert array of different types into schema.' To test the limits of the Custom Connector Editor, I moved each collection into a single new collection containing a folder for each collection: At this point, you should consider the number of custom connectors you want to make as each collection you export will be a separate connector. The main variables to set values now are the URL and API key. Since there are 28 collections, I decided to make a new workspace within Postman.Īfter importing all the collections, I followed the REST instructions to import a blank environment variables file. While keeping in mind that I might run into the 512 reference limit I hit with Xero Accounting, I started importing all of the collections.
Under the Reference section after reading several of the overview sections, I found a section of prepared Postman Collections ready for you to import and get started.
Starting on the Okta developer site, you find quite the collection of guides and SDKs to kickstart your implementation of Okta. Auth0 and Okta are similar in that they both provide authentication for apps and services, but Okta is focused more on enterprise usage (with enterprise pricing), while Auth0 focuses more on developers, nonprofits, and small businesses. When Okta was added to the Top Connector Asks, I was intrigued because I had looked at creating a connector for Auth0 but couldn't come up with a use case for it. So I'm certainly familiar with it (I have it pinned on my taskbar between Atom and XRMToolBox), but after experimenting with V1 collections last year for a custom connector with no success, I prefer to build custom connectors by hand or with an OpenAPI file. When dealing with APIs, Postman should be your best friend for testing authentication and organizing actions. The data section of the JSON response is a list of string label values.Last week while doomscrolling (as you do), I saw Phil Topness's tweet of a Power Automate custom connector 'Import a Postman collection' function screenshot.
#CONVERT POSTMAN COLLECTION V1 TO V2 ONLINE SERIES#
Series from which to read the label values. The following endpoint returns a list of label values for a provided label name: GET /api/v1/label//values The data section of the JSON response is a list of string label names. Series from which to read the label names.
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