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Is there anyway I can put a REST API on Budibase to query it's internal databases for tables I create in it, from remote? |
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Budibase has a REST api with all the endpoints that you need for this. Unfortunately, we have not documented it yet - or provided a great auth mechanism. If you are self-hosting, you can follow these steps to use our API: #1915 (comment) (except step 1). You might have open an app and watch your |
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#1915 refers to public access What about endpoints for "non-public" tables? |
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Oh super, I’ll go play with that.
That’s exactly what I needed.
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On Dec 10, 2021, at 9:13 AM, Michael Shanks ***@***.***> wrote:
Budibase has a REST api with all the endpoints that you need for this. Unfortunately, we have not documented it yet - or provided a great auth mechanism.
If you are self-hosting, you can follow these steps to use our API: #1915 (comment) (except step 1).
You might have open an app and watch your dev-tools > network tab, to see the various calls that happen.
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Budibase has a REST api with all the endpoints that you need for this. Unfortunately, we have not documented it yet - or provided a great auth mechanism.
If you are self-hosting, you can follow these steps to use our API: #1915 (comment) (except step 1).
You might have open an app and watch your
dev-tools > network tab, to see the various calls that happen.