Construct the Request Object
The third part of the API methods includes setting the request object.
The example below shows the detail that can go into the request object that is sent to Adapter Utils.
Example: Constructing the request object in adapter.js
/* HERE IS WHERE YOU SET THE DATA TO PASS INTO REQUEST */
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// There will be lines here to modify the parameters you can hardcode information or take them in from parameters and format them accordingly.
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// set up the request object - payload, uriPathVars, uriQuery, uriOptions, addlHeaders, authData, callProperties,
// filter, priority and event
const reqObj= {
payload: bodyToSendOnCall, // This is formatted based on the datatype
uriPathVars: pathVariablesArray, // This is an array of path variables
uriQuery: queryParams, // This is a JSON object
uriOptions: optionParams, // This is a JSON object
addlHeaders: callSpecificAdditionalHeaders, // This is a JSON object
authData: dynamicAuthenticationBodyData, // This is a JSON object
callProperties: dynamicCallProps, // This is a JSON object – match property structure
filter: dynamicResponseFilter, // This is a JSONQuery string
priority: #, // This is a number that corresponds to value of a defined priority
event: eventname // This is an event to trigger when data comes back
};