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In the Microsoft Power Automate Flow we currently retrieve a list of patrons. We need to find our specific user with a filter. Assume we are given name and student ID.
Steps to solve
Under the Get Items add a ODATA filter query to find our specific member (look at the Patrons list for reference)
Test it
Return ALL user data in the success response body.
Create a TypeScript Type or Interface to easily work with this response. Make a folder for the FlowProvider or a folder called "typings" if you prefer.
Feature(s) & Problem(s)
Steps to solve
Get Items
add a ODATA filter query to find our specific member (look at the Patrons list for reference)Type
orInterface
to easily work with this response. Make a folder for the FlowProvider or a folder called "typings" if you prefer.FlowProvider
and return the the type from the previous step. https://github.com/jasonycin/project_dispense/blob/eed3c70b3fd7c9c4254887ab8def09e3f28fcbfc/server/src/providers/FlowProvider.ts#L22Extra Info
Learn about
Types
and how to make one: https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/2/everyday-types.html#type-aliasesHere is where the filter query needs to go:
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