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Retrieves public Apps not owned by this organisation Apps, as a paginated response.


SupportedAuthConfigs is a list of authentication standards which can be used to connect a user's account to
this app. At least one auth type needs to be valid for the App to be used by a user.


AppAuthConfig describes how an organisation can authenticate with an app.


IsValid is true if and only if the `data` field is populated with all the required information to enable
an organisation to connect to the App via this auth type. It is allowed for an App to have invalid auth
configs providing there is at least one valid.


Type denotes the method of authentication. Valid values are: `"oidc"`, `"oauth2"`, `"apikey"`, `"httpBasicAuth"


In denotes where the API key should be set when calling the API. Possible values are: `"query"`,
`"header"` or `"cookie"`.


Name is the header, query param or cookie name which the API key should be provided as.


The url to the function to call to authenticate the request.

AppAuthConfigData should JSON-marshal to one of the types specified in the jsonschema oneOf:

- AppAuthConfigOIDC
- AppAuthConfigOAuth2
- AppAuthConfigApiKey
- AppAuthConfigHTTPRefresh
- AppAuthConfigHTTPBasicAuth
- AppAuthConfigJWTBearer
- AppAuthConfigCustomFunction


Password is the secret used to perform the basic authentication.


User is the identifier to perform the basic authentication.


HeaderDestination is used if `"in"` is set to `"header"` to specify the header key for the ClientSecret data to be sent with.
This can be empty if the `"in"` is not set to `"header"`.


Headers is a list of static headers to send along with the token request.


In denotes where the token should be set when calling the API. Possible values are: `"query"`,
`"header"` or `"cookie"`.


The http method to use for the token request.

Name is the header, query param or cookie name which the token should be provided as.


Prefix contains any prefix that should be used to set the token in the header, such as `"Bearer"`.


SecretIn denotes where the client secret should be set when calling the API. Possible values are: `"header"` or `"body"`.


Selector is an expression to evaluate to obtain the token from the Response returned from the TokenEndpoint.
This always extracts from the body response from the TokenEndpoint.


Extracting token from response `{"result"`:{"tok""my_token"}}`

Extracting token from response `{"tok""my_token"}`

TokenEndpoint is the URL to use to Request a token.


TokenTTL is the duration in seconds for a token to last before refreshing to get a new one.


The duration for a token to last before refreshing to get a new one.


The prefix of the JWT in the header. Defaults to "Bearer" if not set.


ClientSecret is the OAuth2.0 client's secret. This should be write-only, and not be viewable after
creation.


FlowType is the type of OAuth2 Flow supported. Valid values are `authorization_code` and `client_credentials` and `resource_owner_password`.


AppAuthConfigOIDC specifies the configuration for authenticating using the OpenID Connect specification.


Takes precedent over the endpoint properties. If this property is set, it will be queried and override any defined endpoint properties.

URL is the private address for accessing the schema. This is not guaranteed to be publicly accessible and
could be a non-HTTP protocol (i.e. gs:// or s3://)


Type denotes the type of schema the corresponding App is backed by. Currently the only supported value is
"openapi", but other types such as "soap", "graphql" and "grpc" are on the roadmap.


Version denotes the version of the schema specification. This property is contextual based on the schema
type, for example openapi schemas will contain the OpenAPI specification version (currently only 3.0.x is
supported), but `grpc` APIs could be "proto2" or "proto3".


Scopes is a map of scopes this API supports, with the scope name as keys and a description as the value.
It may not be required to specify them all to connect the App.


Description is a human-friendly name for this server address. If a friendly name isn't available then this
defaults to the URL.


URL is the server address listening for requests.


apiKey

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Apps

The Board Editor is your main tool for creating and editing boards. It is a visual tool that allows you to create and edit boards by dragging and dropping components onto the board.

Board Editor

The Hubs SDK is a tool that allows the users of your Product to integrate into different Apps you have configured in the Versori Platform.

Hubs SDK

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The transformer action is a drag and drop action that allows you to transform the data in your workflow.

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Databuilder

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Filter

Datamapper provides storage within Switchboard for remembering cross-system references to different entities.

Datamapper

The Batch action allows you to aggregate requests into a single output format.

Batch

The Delay Action is used to delay the execution of the next node in the workflow.

Delay

The Splitter Action accepts a List input and splits each item to be processed individually.

Splitter

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Trigger

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Preview the output of a transformer. This endpoint is useful for testing a transformer before creating an integration.


Preview the output of a transformer.

Retrieve a signed URL for uploading a schema specification


Upload a schema document based on a source URL. The server will download this URL and upload to object
storage automatically.


SchemaInfo processes the schema referenced by the provided URL and returns information to allow a user to create
an App.

Deprecated: This endpoint is no longer supported, users should create a Schema using the `CreateSchema`
(POST /organisations/{organisationId}/schemas) operation, and use the `GetSchemaInfo` operation to retrieve
this information.


Retrieve a signed URL for uploading assets


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