Any news?
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Any updates on this?
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A lot users waiting for this feature
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Looking forward to this feature
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Making my contribution to bring this thread in attention again.
+1
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For people wanting to use Amazon API Gateway to convert a POST API to GET API, hereâre the steps to do that.
This is for very simplistic flow (e.g. no authentication etc.). I am myself not very technically sound, and hence lot of terminologies are beyond me. But since these steps worked for me and I found it after a bit of struggle, I thought Iâll post these here in case they benefit someone.
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Create API. Choose REST
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Choose ânew APIâ
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Click on Create Method
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Choose GET type
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Choose HTTP as the type. POST as the method (as Bubble API is POST). Give your API URL in Endpoint URL. Choose Content handling as âpassthroughâ
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After all that is done, this screen should come. You can click on âTestâ here to test it out
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If you click on âMethod Requestâ in above screen, youâd get this. You can change authorization etc as per your need. I kept these all None as I had no idea what to do in other cases. You can add URL Query parameters too here.
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Now deploy this API
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Give some stage name. Stage name that you give here will be part of final url that Amazon gives you
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Once you deploy, you would get this screen. âInvoke URLâ is what you can use as the GET API for your original POST API!
Hope this helps.
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Would also love to see this feature as I understood it is a prerequisite to enable usage of embed.ly / embedo. Allowing ppl to oEmbed the content of our page on other pages like Medium could be a game changer for us. How about making this a christmas present @emmanuel 
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We waiting this feature from some years and looks like they never hear us
Hey all - just chiming in that this feature request is on our radar, but hasnât been planned yet since its a feature that could easily be abused / has a number of considerations. Will keep this thread up to date if/when it is added to the roadmap.
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+1 for this. So frustrating.
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+1 here. Much needed.
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+1 here âŚadding my two cents
Is this still a need?
I made a GET to POST converter specifically for Bubble and itâs really easy to use. If you are interested I could make it public.
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Dude, that would be incredible! Is it a plugin? How does it work?
+1 here. Been working around this problem for a while now. Would 100% pay for something like this.
Iâd like to look at that too
I could add this to saasalias plugin. Would cost me a day or two. Would there be a lot of interest and how should it work. Could someone show me an example?
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Yes, this would be great. Please make it public.
Alright you convinced me @aj11 @dannyliu @chad @paulmkhonta !
I will release it before the end of the week!
Well basically for now itâs just a backend system that interprets requests to proxy it to the right bubble endpoint, so the only thing I need to create is a Bubble app so you can add your app and set up your endpoints - and ideally debug the requests.
I just need to think about how can I do it in a way that doesnât cost too much money so I can release it for free or at least with a free tier.
Just to be sure my app handle all possible scenarios, could you all send me an example of the requests you are expecting to send to Bubble as a GET as well as how many calls per month you expect to receive. So I can make sure it works before pushing live.
Cheers!
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@vnihoul77 @aj11 @dannyliu @chad @paulmkhonta
Just added it to SaasAlias plugin.
Here is the working version: https://saasalias-saasalias-v94vkrp99erolmf6kekbqd.netlify.app/version-test/api/1.1/wf/test?show=testing123&alsoshow=hi
Its converting the get to post and returning the values.
Here is the explanation: Vidyard Recording?
If you want to know how SaasAlias works see [plugin] SaasAlias: Multiple domains and subdomains for bubble apps
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