Sitecore Hackathon 2019 - Screenshot module

Happy to share that our RAS team participated in Sitecore Hackathon 2019 on Sat 2 Mar. We started our day at 6 AM and finished it around 10:30 PM.

Out of 6 different problem categories, we selected one of the category “Best enhancement to the Sitecore XP UI for Content Editors & Marketers” as our problem statement.

We have developed a Screenshot module for Sitecore Content and Experience Editor. It works like a charm.

Sharing below reference links for module video, Sitecore package and documentation.

• YouTube video - https://youtu.be/1bR6Iuw3eZQ
• Sitecore package - https://github.com/Sitecore-Hackathon/2019-RAS/tree/master/sc.package
• Documentation - https://github.com/Sitecore-Hackathon/2019-RAS/tree/master/documentation

I deliberately skipping all module details here in the hope that you will watch the video 😉.  Love to hear your comment(s), feedback(s) or suggestion(s).

RAS Team

Result will be announcements at the SUGCON EU 2019 on April 4th 2019 in London.

Till that time - stay tuned.

Course : Ethics and Law in Data and Analytics

Finished the course "Ethics and Law in Data and Analytics" successfully on EDX offered by Microsoft by 92%.

Ethics and Law in Data and Analytics

I study below modules in this course

• Data, Ethics, and Law
• Data, Individuals, and Society
• Data Ethics and Law in Business
• Artificial Intelligence and Future Opportunities

How to execute Sitecore GraphQL query in Postman

GraphQL is querying technic to get the result in JSON format. 

It means now you can get Sitecore items in JSON format using GraphQL.

You can test your GraphQL query either directly on browser or on POSTMAN.

This article highlight how you can do the same using Postman GET and POST method.

Using POST Request

1.   Open Postman and create new Request

 

New Request Window

 

2.   Save Request by providing Request name, description etc.

Save Request Window

3.   Select POST request type and enter request URL with “sc_apikey” query string as

http://<dosmainname>/sitecore/api/graph/mygraphapi?sc_apikey={D259F575-F8E2-452F-8A1B-AB699CC6503C}. This will add key "sc_apikey" in “Params” section as

Params in POST request

4.    Select Body tab and select “raw” and format type as “JSON(application/json)”. Write your GraphQL query in body textbox as

Query in Body section

This action add “Content-Type” as "application/json" in “Headers” tab.

5.   Click on “Send” button and you should get your query JSON result as

Post Request

Using GET Request

1.   Open Postman and create new Request

2.   Save Request by providing Request name, description etc.

3.   Select GET request type and enter request URL with “sc_apikey” and “query” query string as “http://my-first-jss-app.dev.local/sitecore/api/graph/mygraphapi?sc_apikey={D259F575-F8E2-452F-8A1B-AB699CC6503C}&query={ search(fieldsEqual: [], first: 10, after: "3") { results { items {item {id name itemPath: path url } } } }}”. This will add key "sc_apikey" and “query” in “Params” section.

 

4.    Click on “Send” button and you should get your query JSON result as

Get Request

Note:- While writing your query, just remove all escape lines. In other words, you must write your query in single line without any truncation.

That's it.

I hope you will use Postman for executing Sitecore GraphQL query.

Stay tuned for more such cool tricks.