Definitely, most interesting guides for NiFi on TH-cam. I discovered NiFi couple of weeks ago, but it appears some times too complicated for me just to start using. Cannot wait next video!
Hi Steven, I love this series. Im trying to work on same API for my side project. I have registered to best buy developer with my domain and I got the API keys. but it still says approval is pending ( this is from long time ), can I start using the api keys? Any idea on this?
In your video you have needed parameter of total pages in the top of response. But how if API returns a flat array with same row count in each element and everything, that we have is page size? I mean some thing like [{"f":"1234","k":"4321","rows":55},{"f":"7890","k":"0987","rows":55},{"f":"5657","k":"7654","rows":55}] in the response. How do you think will be better to take rows count from the 1st element? I tried making an attribute like ${rows:mod(${pagesize}):plus(1)}, but stuck on catching 1st element of response
Does the api that your working with not provide the a current page number to that you know if there are more result to get? It looks like the example you have is missing information. Else I would assume when looking at it there are no more than the 55 rows.
@@StevenKoon My mistake, number of the current page is present in response. But any way, I did not understand how to catch "rows" value from the first element in response flat array. Now I used the Jolt explains on the site, you showed in past videos. It helped to index array to ["0":{"f":"1234","k":"4321","rows":55},"1":{"f":"7890","k":"0987","rows":55},"2":{"f":"5657","k":"7654","rows":55}]. Then i simply took "rows" from "0" element. Thanks again for your videos!
![เปิด อาณาจักร หมื่นล้าน "สาระตั้ม" l [Nickynachat]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/3XE0nPF4YkQ/mqdefault.jpg)
Definitely, most interesting guides for NiFi on TH-cam. I discovered NiFi couple of weeks ago, but it appears some times too complicated for me just to start using. Cannot wait next video!
I think you mean "last" instead of "notLast". Because it is actually last page if the current page equals the total pages. Thank you for the tutorial!
Elaborative explaination and helps me alot 👍👍
Happy to see that it was helpful.
helped me a lot, thank you
Creating a loop in this one was a nice flow to demo. Happy it was helpful.
Hi Steven,
I love this series. Im trying to work on same API for my side project. I have registered to best buy developer with my domain and I got the API keys. but it still says approval is pending ( this is from long time ), can I start using the api keys? Any idea on this?
Can you update a reference parameter with the update attribute processor?
In your video you have needed parameter of total pages in the top of response. But how if API returns a flat array with same row count in each element and everything, that we have is page size? I mean some thing like [{"f":"1234","k":"4321","rows":55},{"f":"7890","k":"0987","rows":55},{"f":"5657","k":"7654","rows":55}] in the response.
How do you think will be better to take rows count from the 1st element? I tried making an attribute like ${rows:mod(${pagesize}):plus(1)}, but stuck on catching 1st element of response
Does the api that your working with not provide the a current page number to that you know if there are more result to get? It looks like the example you have is missing information. Else I would assume when looking at it there are no more than the 55 rows.
@@StevenKoon My mistake, number of the current page is present in response. But any way, I did not understand how to catch "rows" value from the first element in response flat array.
Now I used the Jolt explains on the site, you showed in past videos. It helped to index array to ["0":{"f":"1234","k":"4321","rows":55},"1":{"f":"7890","k":"0987","rows":55},"2":{"f":"5657","k":"7654","rows":55}]. Then i simply took "rows" from "0" element. Thanks again for your videos!