Hi @Raoni 

There is a chance that Zapier would be engaging in a loop…  which would be hard to tell in the set up. When you return an array of objects Zapier most commonly loops each remaining step (as is the case from a code block -- though its not apparent that this will happen) or just returns the first object (as is the case for most search actions). 

If you want greater control over what is returned, i’d suggest using a javascript code block and making a fetch request. 

 

let response = await fetch(URL, {
  method: "GET",
  headers: {
    Authorization: 'Bearer YOUR_TOKEN',
    Accept: 'application/json'
  }
})


let data = await response.json()


return {data}

Hi @GetUWired,

Thank you for your fast answer.

If you want greater control over what is returned, i’d suggest using a javascript code block and making a fetch request. 

Do you mean I should use a code step or simply add this javascript code in Query String Params ?

Sorry if the questions seems dumb but i’m not very used to JS.

Thanks again 

Short message just to thanks you @GetUWired !

Your solution using a code step and the JS code worked great !

Just took me some time to figure it out but I keep learning. 

Thanks again for the help 

@Raoni Glad to hear you were able to figure it out!

 Hi, 

I’m unfortunately back beacause I can’t figure out how to get the correspondig datas from the fetch request.

This is how i get the datas from the fetch request :

I want to look for a “name” value (IE here “Nuki Web”) and recover the corresponding data for the “authid” value (which in this case would be “*****648”).

I tried using a “fromatter” step, “Line Itemizer” step, “loop” step but its not working because the data i get from the JS code always stays grouped per value items separated with comas like this :

name : Nuki Web, Moisan, Nuki key pad, …

authID : *******, *******, *******, …

I would like to be able to use it in nexts steps in a way where it’s grouped “per user” not “per value”…

I also tried using a JS code step like this to look up for the data :

But It’s not helping 

If you guys know how I could do it, I would really apreciate the help.

Thanks. 

@Raoni

it looks like the API call is returning an array of objects. You can use a filter statement to narrow down the results based off a specific value 

Here is a related article: 

 

But your structure is a little more complicated. You should be able to do something like the below in place of the return {data} line in your existing code
 

let person = data.filter(obj => obj.name == "Nuki Web")

return {person}

Hi @GetUWired,

Thank you again for your help.

I was able to solve it myself with the JS code I mentioned earlier. It was a rookie mistake on the "find" input with uppercase and lowercase...

 My message were moderated and I thought It wouldn't be published otherwise I would have came back to post the "solution".

Thank you again.

Bests,

Raoni