The feed name determines the scope variable to which the response value is assigned. +
For example, if the feed name is extraData, the corresponding variable will be available as $scope.extraData.
+ Within the Designer tab, this variable can be referenced without the $scope. prefix.
To assign the response data directly to the model, set the feed name to model.
This field specifies the URL of your back-end service. If the URL is dynamic, you can use a template literal (${}) to interpolate variable values or invoke
+ functions.
For example, if the URL is defined as:
+/path/to/service/${someId}/
+ and a variable is declared in the Code tab as:
+const someId = '1';
+ then the resulting request URL will be:
+/path/to/service/1/
+
+ Specifying a function name is optional.
+If you need to modify the response data before it is assigned to the target variable, you can provide a function name here. Then, define a corresponding function in the Code tab. This function must accept + the response data as its first parameter, apply any necessary transformations, and return the updated result for assignment.
+For example, if the function name is set to:
+printResponse
+ the function should be defined as:
+function printResponse(data) {
+ console.log(data);
+ return data;
+}| Name | URL | +Function | |
|---|---|---|---|
| {{feed.name}} | {{feed.url}} | +{{feed.func}} |
|