trying to recreate snap_sh.sh in Postman

[IanGoh]

I've gotten a Postman collection (at least manually) to do the steps

# 1. We go to DAP to authenticate with client ID/secret and get a JWT token back

got the access_token

# 2. In possession of that token we go the query interface to initiate our DAP query. We get back a job ID from the request

got back job id 

# 3. Using the job ID, let's wait for the job to finish

# 4. When a job is complete, the first result resource ID contains the response resource.

job completed, got

{

    "id": "24168951-...",

    "status": "complete",

    "resources": [

        {

            "id": "24168951..."

        }

    ],

    "started_at": "2022-06-17T20:15:25Z",

    "at": "2022-06-17T20:13:03Z"

}

# 5. When the job is complete, a pre-signed URL is present in the response. We get this URL here.

so then I tried to get the url with

{ "id": "24168951..." }

but I'm getting back

{
"error" : {
"id" : "76f8f2d5-5873-4f67-9b02-5a3ef5e5b2b6",
"message" : "Bad request format."
}
}

[IanGoh · Accepted solution]

mea culpa,  the /object/url request needed to enclose the id in { .. ]

[

    {

        "id": "24168951..."

    }

]

And I did get a URL back.

[Edina_Tipter]

Also I wonder if it would be helpful if we provided a postman collection and share it to support your work. Just a version where you could trigger the endpoints manually but not having to add the parameters but store them in variables.

[lschmidt71]

The docs need to reflect this. Even the Postman collection import process refers to the ids simply as a "text" type with no formatting included.

Thanks @IanGoh for saving some more facepalming!