Configure Collection to Execute Remote Quick Command

You will find three endpoints in this collection:

1. 'POST 1 - Auth - Generate Token': Generate the authentication token and automatically set the second and third endpoints.
2. 'POST 2—Create Remote Quick Command': Generate the Remote Quick Command execution using the qc_command_name and save the execution ID in a variable.
3. '3 - Callback Execution': Retrieve the execution ID and get the callback.

To test this collection, follow the next steps:

• You need to have Postman installed.

• Download this collection

Step 1. Open Postman and click on 'Collection';

Step 2. Then click on the 'Import' button and select the collection;

Step 3. Click the 'Environment quick look' button on the right side. Then, click 'edit' and add the following variables:

• client_id and client_secret. You will find it on the StackSpot EDP Access Token page

Step 4 Click the 'POST 1 - Auth - Generate Token'.

• On the 'Params' tab add the following:
  • On the 'Path Variable', add your account_name.
  • For example, the value at https://idm.stackspot.com/stackspot/oidc/oauth/token is stackspot.
  • Key: account_name
  • Value: stackspot

Step 5. Click 'Send'. The script will get the access token for your next request;

Step 6. Now, it's time to call the Remote Quick Command. Click on 'POST 2—Create Remote Quick Command'.

• On 'Path Variable', add the Remote Quick Command slug you want to execute;

For example:

• Key: qc_command_name
• Value: translate-english-to-spanish

Step 7. Click on the 'Body' tab, make your changes, and click 'Send':

{
   "input_data": "CHANGE HERE, add your string or JSON object",
   "custom_inputs": {}
}

Step 8. Click the '3 - Execution Callback' to retrieve the RQC. Now, click 'Send'. You will see the result on the tab.