@kapa.ai Provide a sample output of the API request to list existing sources. I'm specifically interested in the format that the source type appears in this response.

To answer your question, I'll provide a sample output of the API request to list existing sources, focusing on how the source type appears in the response. This information can be found in the Airbyte API documentation. Here's a sample output based on the [Airbyte Public API - Sources](https://reference.airbyte.com/reference/start) documentation:

json {   "next": "<https://api.airbyte.com/v1/sources?limit=5&offset=10>",   "previous": "<https://api.airbyte.com/v1/sources?limit=5&offset=0>",   "data": [     {       "sourceId": "18dccc91-0ab1-4f72-9ed7-0b8fc27c5826",       "name": "Analytics Team Postgres",       "sourceType": "postgres",       "workspaceId": "871d9b60-11d1-44cb-8c92-c246d53bf87e"     }   ] }

In this sample response, you can see that the source type appears in the

sourceType

field within each source object in the

data

array. In this example, the

sourceType

is "postgres". The

sourceType

is represented as a simple string value that indicates the type of the source. It's not nested within any other object and is a direct property of the source object, alongside other properties like

sourceId

,

name

, and

workspaceId

.