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/resources endpoint #35

Open will opened 11 years ago

will commented 11 years ago

Heroku::API is missing the top level /resources endpoint.

I may get around to submitting a patch, but I got my code working with just #request(path: '/resources', method: :get, expects: 200).body so I may forget to do it, so I'm opening this ticket now while thinking about it.

geemus commented 11 years ago

@will - correct. Since resources are not released yet I hadn't gotten around to supporting them yet. Good to know there is a simple way to access them despite this omission. Will definitely make sure they are supported if/when we release this.

will commented 11 years ago

Even if it is never released as a CLI facing endpoint, dataclips uses that API extensively.

On Friday, December 14, 2012, Wesley Beary wrote:

@will https://github.com/will - correct. Since resources are not released yet I hadn't gotten around to supporting them yet. Good to know there is a simple way to access them despite this omission. Will definitely make sure they are supported if/when we release this.

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geemus commented 11 years ago

@will - hmm, good to know (I was unaware). How is it making use of this?

will commented 11 years ago

/resources is how dataclips figures out what databases you have access to. Otherwise it'd have to get your apps then do an API call per app you have.

On Friday, December 14, 2012, Wesley Beary wrote:

@will https://github.com/will - hmm, good to know (I was unaware). How is it making use of this?

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geemus commented 11 years ago

@will - Interesting, makes sense. Is this not accessible from our postgres API?

will commented 11 years ago

I'm not sure which postgres api you're referring to, but in each one I can think of the answer is no. core is the only source of the knowledge because people can change their api key, email address, app names at any time, and those changes are not sent out to add-on providers. Furthermore addon providers have no idea about people collaborated on an app, just the owner.

On Fri, Dec 14, 2012 at 10:29 AM, Wesley Beary notifications@github.comwrote:

@will https://github.com/will - Interesting, makes sense. Is this not accessible from our postgres API?

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geemus commented 11 years ago

@will - fair enough. I guess naively that it seems like the provider of the databases would know about my databases, but I can certainly see how/why this isn't the case (at least currently). Perhaps this data should flow more freely to addon providers or perhaps I just need to be less naive.