REST Snap Pack examples
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Create and Delete an Account in SnapLogic Using REST Snaps This example pipeline demonstrates how to create an account in SnapLogic and delete it using REST Snaps. |
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This example demonstrates how to connect to Rally using the REST Snap Pack. |
REST Get |
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Handles Multiple Response Cookies In this pipeline, we request for a service URL
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REST Get pagination: Eloqua and Marketo This example demonstrates how to configure pagination settings in the REST Get Snap for two common marketing platforms—Eloqua and Marketo. |
REST Get |
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Remove SnapLogic Users from Groups In this example, we use the REST Patch Snap to connect to SnapLogic's public APIs and remove a user from a group. |
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Using the REST Post Snap to add attachments to Jira Issues In this example, we use a REST Post Snap to add attachments to a Jira issue. |
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Read a MySQL Table and Write Its Contents In this example, we use the REST Post Snap to read a table in MySQL and write the contents to a file. It is designed to run against the MySQL sample database sakila, but can be easily adapted to work against any database. |
REST Post |
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Upload Multiple Files Using the REST Post Snap This example demonstrates how we can upload multiple files using the REST Post Snap. |
REST Post |
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Retrieve Contact Information from HubSpot In this example, we use the Has next field to retrieve the list of users created most recently in HubSpot, and then separate the user information from other details in the API response. |
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Retrieving Contact Information from HubSpot Using Upstream Values In this example, we use values from the upstream Snap in the Has next property of the REST Get Snap to retrieve the list of users created most recently in HubSpot. |
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Add members to SnapLogic groups In this example, we use the REST Put Snap to add members to a SnapLogic group. |
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Create a Jira Issue Using REST Post This example pipeline demonstrates how to create a Jira issue using the REST Post Snap. |
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Create file in AWS S3 Using REST AWS SigV4 Account The following example Pipeline demonstrates how we can create a new file in AWS S3 bucket. |