Filter multiple type of connections

[benoit.tigeot]

Hello

On the documentation it is written that you can filter multiple strategies array[string] but I am not able to find a way to use this params. I tried array of string, string with multiple words separated with by commas, etc.

On ruby-auth0 and php implementation array of string is not documented and it doesn’t is it possible to use it to.

Regards

[dan.woda]

Hi @benoit.tigeot,

Thanks for reaching out. I would like to confirm the behavior. Can you please provide the endpoint this is in regards to or request you are attempting to make?

[benoit.tigeot]

Hello Dan

This is from Get all connections

Auth0 Management API v2

[dan.woda]

I think the explorer has a bug, as I wasn’t able to get anything to work in that input field.

Otherwise, I was able to get this to work with a cURL command. Here is how I formatted the params (e.g. filtering for auth0 and facebook strategies):

/api/v2/connections?strategy=auth0&strategy=facebook

I’ll create a bug report internally for the explorer. As for the ruby-auth0 package, does this solve that or would it still be an issue?

[benoit.tigeot]

Hello Dan

Thanks for your answer.
For Ruby sadly it is only one field accepted. See ruby-auth0/connections.rb at master · auth0/ruby-auth0 · GitHub

There is a limitation with Ruby hash were you cannot have duplicated key. But with an array you can trick it.

It works if you do

auth0_client.get(connection_path, [['strategy', 'xxxx'],['strategy','zzzz']]) }

[dan.woda]

Thanks for posting that workaround!

I alerted the team that the API is accepting the parameters this way (it is inconsistent with how some of the other endpoints accept arrays) and it has been added as a item to our backlog.

As for the ruby SDK, the best way to request a change would be through a GitHub issue or by creating a PR with a fix. If you are not able to create a GitHub issue, please let me know and I will create one.

[benoit.tigeot]

Issue on ruby-auth0 Unable to fetch connections with multiple strategy with current implementation · Issue #309 · auth0/ruby-auth0 · GitHub

[dan.woda]

That looks perfect. Thank you!