Great series bro. I started to build my own extension along with this series. And having few doubts but they are getting cleared with every next video.👍
Hi @JerryHack How authentication works for an API call I want to make from the chrome extension? Suppose user is already logged into the site from a chrome tab, can we leverage that login session and make an API using same session? appreciate it if you can point me to a resource.
Hey Jerry - URL for endpoint will not work for us following this tutorial to the letter - maybe they have changed something in the meantime - proper URL now is "ttp.cbp.dhs.gov/schedulerapi/locations/"
Hey Denis, thanks for looking into that! It looks like the last word cut off when I wrote the endpoint in the description. Could you try this endpoint? "ttp.cbp.dhs.gov/schedulerapi/locations/?temporary=false&inviteOnly=false&operational=true&serviceName=Global%20Entry". Adding the serviceName query param filters the locations to only include those that have the Global Entry service.
Great series bro. I started to build my own extension along with this series. And having few doubts but they are getting cleared with every next video.👍
fabulous video - thanks so much! super helpful
How do i do it for single location? If i have only one location to fetch?
Hi @JerryHack
How authentication works for an API call I want to make from the chrome extension?
Suppose user is already logged into the site from a chrome tab, can we leverage that login session and make an API using same session? appreciate it if you can point me to a resource.
hello I would like to develop a chrome extension but first I would like you to tell me what you think of my idea?
Is possible to send data to an API with an extension, as far as i tried no if you know a way will come handy
Hi Miguel, one way is to use fetch. You can specify the method and body. Have you tried that?
Im watching this vedio in 2024
Hey Jerry - URL for endpoint will not work for us following this tutorial to the letter - maybe they have changed something in the meantime - proper URL now is "ttp.cbp.dhs.gov/schedulerapi/locations/"
Hey Denis, thanks for looking into that! It looks like the last word cut off when I wrote the endpoint in the description. Could you try this endpoint? "ttp.cbp.dhs.gov/schedulerapi/locations/?temporary=false&inviteOnly=false&operational=true&serviceName=Global%20Entry". Adding the serviceName query param filters the locations to only include those that have the Global Entry service.
@@jerryhacksthis one works.
How can I get my api