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- andrew_holbrookNew Contributor III
I’ve built snaps for a survey platform, an api management tool, augmenting Box, an email api tool…
- arul_marialouisNew Contributor II
Did you develop a snap for adding api management capability to snap?. How did you do that?. Are you willing to share your snap in the community?
- andrew_holbrookNew Contributor III
Sorry, just seeing this. I built a snap for leveraging our apigee platform, @arul.marialouisadaik
- albert_teohNew Contributor
I’ve built a couple of snaps for CDC replication from an Oracle source.
- delContributor III
I’ve built three snaps that fit in the flow and transform categories.
- omairContributor
I’ve built a simple Snap backed by an account type which retrieves an authentication token when provided with a username/password
- AgronBautaNew Contributor II
Hi Omair,
I am evaluating SnapLogic and I am new to this platform. I developed a simple snap where I hardcoded username/password inside a JSON Generator snap and pass them to the REST Post snap to get a token from my API. Any suggestion how can I store username/password somewhere, and not hard code them tin my snap. What is a proper way of doing it?Thank you.
- christwrContributor III
I’ve wondered this before too… Almost like we need an “account” type of object, but just generically for storing some value in a secure way for use by a pipeline. What I have done before is take my values and manually encrypt them one time using the “Encrypt Field” snap and a Passphrase type of account, then hardcode that encrypted text in the pipeline, and then decrypt it at runtime with the “Decrypt Field” snap for use downstream.
- koryknickEmployee
I just finished a custom binary snap to split text files and provide binary header information that allows for multiple files to be written. The snap allows for splitting by number of records, document size, or regular expression.