ThoughtSpot Cloud: 9.6.0.cl
ThoughtSpot Software: 9.8.0.sw
TypeScript SDK
Table of Contents
The REST API SDK library for TypeScript is available on the NPM site.
Supported versions🔗
Note the version recommendations for your ThoughtSpot clusters:
| SDK version | Minimum required version on ThoughtSpot cluster |
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v2.0.2 | |
v2.1.0 | ThoughtSpot Cloud: 9.7.0.cl |
v2.2.0 | ThoughtSpot Cloud: 9.8.0.cl |
v2.4.0 | ThoughtSpot Cloud: 9.10.0.cl |
v2.4.1 | ThoughtSpot Cloud: 9.10.5.cl |
v2.5.0 | ThoughtSpot Cloud: 9.12.0.cl, 9.12.5.cl |
v2.6.0 | ThoughtSpot Cloud: 10.1.0.cl |
v2.7.1 | ThoughtSpot Cloud: 10.1.0.cl |
v2.9.0 | ThoughtSpot Cloud: 10.3.0.cl |
For information about new features, breaking changes, and deprecated parameters, see API changelog.
Get started🔗
Before you begin, check the following:
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Node.js version 18 or later is installed.
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Access to a ThoughtSpot instance. Make sure you have the following information:
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User credentials
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URL of the ThoughtSpot instance
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Secret key (Required for trusted authentication only)
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User privileges and object permissions to view, edit, or create ThoughtSpot objects and resources.
Setup and usage🔗
Complete the following steps:
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Install the SDK in your local directory.
npm install @thoughtspot/rest-api-sdk --save
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Import the SDK.
import { createBearerAuthenticationConfig, ThoughtSpotRestApi, } from '@thoughtspot/rest-api-sdk'; -
Create a client session using one of the following options:
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Get an authentication token via
getAuthTokenmethod.const config = createBearerAuthenticationConfig("CLUSTER_SERVER_URL", getAuthToken); const tsRestApiClient = new ThoughtSpotRestApi(config); const getAuthToken = async () => { returns "BEARER TOKEN"; } -
To obtain a token on behalf of another user, use
secret_keyinstead ofpassword. The secret key is generated on ThoughtSpot if Trusted authentication is enabled on your ThoughtSpot instance. For more information, see Secret key management.const config = createBearerAuthenticationConfig("CLUSTER_SERVER_URL", { username: "USERNAME", secret_key: "SECRET_KEY", }); const tsRestApiClient = new ThoughtSpotRestApi(config);If the user account doesn’t exist in ThoughtSpot, you can provision a user just in time and assign privileges.
const config = createBearerAuthenticationConfig(); const tsRestApiClient = new ThoughtSpotRestApi(config); tsRestApiClient.getFullAccessToken( // GetFullAccessTokenRequest { username: "USERNAME", secret_key: "SECRET_KEY", email: "[email protected]", display_name: "display_name_example", auto_create: true, org_id: 0, group_identifiers: [ "GROUP-A", "GROUP-B", ], } ).then((data: any) => { console.log('API called successfully. Returned data: ' + data); }).catch((error: any) => console.error(error)); -
Use basic authentication with
usernameandpassword:const config = createBearerAuthenticationConfig("CLUSTER_SERVER_URL", { username: "YOUR_USERNAME", password: "PASSWORD", }); const tsRestApiClient = new ThoughtSpotRestApi(config); }; -
If a session cookie is already set via either Visual Embed SDK or login method, you can send requests without authentication.
const config = createConfiguration({ baseServer: new ServerConfiguration("CLUSTER_SERVER_URL", {}), }); const tsRestApiClient = new ThoughtSpotRestApi(config);
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Send a test request.
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Try creating a user as shown in the following example. To view and copy the supported parameters and values, use the REST API v2 Playground.
import { createBearerAuthenticationConfig, ThoughtSpotRestApi, } from '@thoughtspot/rest-api-sdk'; const tsRestApiClient = new ThoughtSpotRestApi(config); tsRestApiClient.createUser( // CreateUserRequest { name: "UserA", display_name: "User A", password: "123Guest!", email: "[email protected]", account_type: "LOCAL_USER", account_status: "ACTIVE", visibility: "SHARABLE", notify_on_share: true, show_onboarding_experience: true, onboarding_experience_completed: false, preferred_locale: "en-CA", trigger_welcome_email: true, } ).then((data: any) => { console.log('API called successfully. Returned data: ' + data); }).catch((error: any) => console.error(error)); -
Try a GET call, for example, get a list of users via
searchUsers. To get specific details, you can specify optional parameters such asvisibility,account_type,account_status,group_identifiers, and so on. To get the details of a user, specify the name or GUID of the user asuser_identifier.import { createBearerAuthenticationConfig, ThoughtSpotRestApi, } from '@thoughtspot/rest-api-sdk'; const tsRestApiClient = new ThoughtSpotRestApi(config); tsRestApiClient.searchUsers( // SearchUsersRequest (optional parameters) { user_identifier: "UserA", } ).then((data: any) => { console.log('API called successfully. Returned data: ' + data); }).catch((error: any) => console.error(error));
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Error handling🔗
The SDK raises errors when the HTTP response code indicates an error. You can use these error codes to handle or log errors as shown in the following example:
const test = async () => {
const client = getClientWithoutAuth(HOST);
try {
const data = await client.searchUsers({});
const names = data.reduce((names, user) => {
return names + " " + user.name;
}, "");
console.log(names);
} catch (e) {
switch (e.code) {
case 401: {
alert("Unauthorized error");
break;
}
case 400: {
alert("Incorrect input");
break;
}
default: {
alert("Server error " + e.code);
}
}
}
};SDK Reference🔗
For a complete list of methods to use for API requests, see the following resources:
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