Thanks for blog @mdevaney ! This is awesome!
@murshed I figured out how to transform the response using some C# code and detailed the steps on my blog:https://matthewdevaney.com/transform-a-custom-connector-response-with-c-code/
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Thank you very much for linking me to this announcement. I will attempt to implement it and mark your answer as the solution once I’ve verified it works. This is awesome!
While we expect your API to do any type of transform and use connector as a pass through, we released a new feature yesterday that will allow you to write custom code: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/connectors/custom-connectors/write-code
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@Syndicate_Admin I would prefer to code the connector so it gives the desired JSON object instead. Is this possible?
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