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microsoft / tsiclient

A JavaScript client for Microsoft Azure Time Series Insights, featuring components for making calls directly to the TSI server, rendering results from the TSI API, and more
https://tsiclientsample.azurewebsites.net/
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Examples for loading a TSI payload from a 3rd party API #213

Closed alexmarshall132 closed 4 years ago

alexmarshall132 commented 4 years ago

I'm currently using TSI within Azure and want to use it as the backing store for my customers' device data. However, due to the security model of TSI, I can't expose it directly to my customers, so I'd like to expose TSI payloads through my own API. It appears that this should be possible based on the way the tsiclient SDK is structured. Can we get some examples of how to load a serialized JSON QueryResultPage object into a Line Chart (or other visuals) without using tsiClient.server ?

darsney commented 4 years ago

Totally! We have a lot of folks who will use their own backend to issue calls directly to the TSI API, using their own access control and a service principal to authenticate with the API.

Those results can then be passed directly to the browser the same way you receive them from the TSI API, and you can use the methods for transformation to render them in the chart as if they came directly from the TSI API using CORS

alexmarshall132 commented 4 years ago

Can we get some examples of how to load a serialized JSON QueryResultPage object into a Line Chart (or other visuals) without using tsiClient.server ?

Closed without the requested examples ?