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#RETRIEVE USER INFO YELP API HOW TO#
#RETRIEVE USER INFO YELP API DRIVER#

If a or node is empty, it means that you have requested a page higher than that needed to list all the buddies/guilds or, if you're on page 1, it means that that user has no buddies and is not part of any guilds. The page parameter controls paging for both buddies and guilds list if both are specified. The default page is 1 if you don't specify it page size is 100 records (Current implementation seems to return 1000 records). Specifies the page of buddy and guild results to return. The DOMAIN default is boardgame valid values are: Omitted if empty.Ĭontrols the domain for the users hot 10 and top 10 lists.

Include the user's top 10 list from their profile. Include the user's hot 10 list from their profile. Specifies the user name (only one user is requestable at a time). With the XMLAPI2 you can request basic public profile information about a user by username.īase URI: /xmlapi2/user? parameters Parameter Set the number of records to return in paging. Ratings are sorted in descending rating value, based on the highest rating they have assigned to that item (each item in the collection can have a different rating).ĭefaults to 1, controls the page of data to see for historical info, comments, and ratings data. The ratingcomments and comments parameters cannot be used together, as the output always appears in the node of the XML comments parameter takes precedence if both are specified. Returns ranking and rating stats for the item. Multiple THINGTYPEs can be specified in a comma-delimited list. Specifies that, regardless of the type of thing asked for by id, the results are filtered by the THINGTYPE(s) specified. To request multiple things with a single query, NNN can specify a comma-delimited list of ids. Specifies the id of the thing(s) to retrieve.

The XMLAPI2 supports things of the following THINGTYPEs:īase URI: /xmlapi2/thing? parameters Parameter Here we are going to provide to the Autonomous REST Connector the endpoint it has to sample and connect.In the BGG database, any physical, tangible product is called a thing.

#RETRIEVE USER INFO YELP API DRIVER#

The driver then connects to the API, gets the response and automatically normalizes the response JSON in to relational tabular format.

#RETRIEVE USER INFO YELP API HOW TO#

What we are going to do is tell the driver to sample the Yelp API by providing the information on how to authenticate with the API. The driver as of now doesn’t know anything about the API or how to interact with it. Before we go into configuration, let's explain what’s going to happen in the next few steps. Now we are in the connection configuration window.

We will choose Autonomous REST Connector and click on next.

Choose the driver registered in the previous section.

In Dbeaver, go to Database then New Connection. Let’s query this endpoint from Autonomous REST Connector.

The response from the API is simple with an array of objects.

In this tutorial, we will walk through how to connect to Yelp’s REST API using Autonomous REST Connector for JDBC and explain how easy it is to query the data from REST API using SQL. Yelp has a REST API which can access data and reviews. One of our favorite websites for restaurant and business reviews is Yelp. There’s no need to understand the complexities of the JSON response to start effectively working with the data. Progress DataDirect Autonomous REST Connector solves this problem by providing seamless connectivity and integration with REST APIs, OData endpoints and Progress OpenEdge JSDO catalogs.Īutonomous REST Connector allows you to query API data using standard SQL by normalizing the semi-structured JSON response data into structured data that can be used with SQL. While modernization drives companies to produce and consume APIs, the applications and tools they leverage are still SQL-based, making it difficult and time-consuming to connect these REST and SQL-based tools. Many organizations are leveraging APIs to create data services for effectively governing how data is accessed, where it is accessed and by whom.