Is it possible to add custom api endpoints ? #165
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Hi @nazarDzhuruk, Not getting your idea. If you have a custom web service hosted in On-premise SharePoint you can reach it via sp-rest-proxy if the relative pass is satisfied, even static resources or legacy web services should work this way. But what a sort of transformations from GET to POST? Why? How will it work in a runtime? sp-rest-proxy is a tool for development time. Instead of deploying an app to SharePoint a developer can consume the API from within a local workbench. And the app code should be identical if it was running in SharePoint page context, otherwise it won't work when deployed. |
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Is it possible to add custom api endpoints ? For example: I want to create GET endpoint '/test' which will trigger any GET existing endpoint of sp-rest-proxy and then send response data via existing POST method ?
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