Rodrigo Morais
08/06/2021, 2:44 PMHTTP Request
source but I’d like to have dynamic query parameters on it. Is that possible?
For example, my url has start_date
and end_date
. I’m executing it once per day with start_date
= d - 1 and end_date
= current day. How can I have that in Airbyte?George Claireaux (Airbyte)
Rodrigo Morais
08/06/2021, 3:33 PM[DEPRECATED] Marcos Marx
Jeff Crooks
08/07/2021, 9:40 PMRodrigo Morais
08/09/2021, 7:04 AMHTTP Request
?[DEPRECATED] Marcos Marx
Rodrigo Morais
08/10/2021, 11:01 AM<http://abc.gov/data?date={{date_1}}>
{"type": "date", "format": "day", "variable": date_1, "value": "current - 1"}
<http://abc.gov/data?from={{start_date}}&to={{end_date}}>
{"type": "period", "format": "day", "start_date": {"variable": "start_date", "value": "current - 1"}, "end_date": {"variable": "end_date", "value": "start_date + 1"}}
My idea is to have another parameter as headers
. Every time that Airbyte executes the stream it has to get the correct dates.
Does that is possible?[DEPRECATED] Marcos Marx