tyk | Tyk Open Source API Gateway written in Go , supporting REST | REST library

REST GET mehod: Can return a list of enriched resources?

TL;DR: yes.

Longer answer...

A successful GET request returns a representation of a single resource, identified by the request-target.

The fact that the information used to create the representation of the resource comes from multiple entities in your domain model, or multiple rows in your database, or from reports produced by other services... these are all implementation details. The HTTP transfer of documents over a network application doesn't care.

That also means that we can have multiple resources that include the same information in their representations. Think "pages in wikipedia" that duplicate each others' information.

Resource identifiers on the web are semantically opaque. All three of these identifiers are understood to be different resources

Azure APIM itself doesn't act as an identity provider like tyk but instead uses Azure AD (or rather any OAuth 2.0 provider).

The configuration in the docs is primarily to get the Developer Portal Console (the one used to test APIs) to work. For the actual API calls, there is no configuration required.

The validate-jwt policy is what takes care of preauthorization of requests.

Since you are looking for the client credentials flow alone, you could simply expose a portal that can create the required app registrations on your Azure AD using the Microsoft Graph API and expose the client id/secret to your users.

The current developer portal doesn't support this as of today but is something you could contribute to if you wish.

if you want to exclude then you have to add a condition like this by adding not:

Your Menu functions doesnt seem to be returning anything, also, it's overwriting the protein object in the for loop.

So, for what you are asking, in your Menu function you might create an empty list and fill in in your for loop and return that list.

So you want to skip all lines that start with a pipe?

This is what I came up with. I split it into two files for easier debugging, but you could undo that if you want. This reads in each line, as soon as you encounter "Table2" then you break out of the loop. If the first column contains "N" then you are in the table header and you add the header, if not then add an empty field.