connector-dev

To build a custom Domo connector, implement authentication.js and dataProcessing.js in a Connector Dev Studio project using Domo-provided libraries like httprequest, datagrid, and auth, following documented patterns for input validation and consistent data schemas.

The best way to handle API pagination in a Domo connector is to follow the documented pagination patterns within dataProcessing.js, ensuring robust data retrieval by mapping external API responses cleanly into the datagrid library structure.

To validate credentials and implement authentication for Domo connectors, use the Domo auth library within authentication.js, applying explicit input validation and error handling standards to ensure secure connections to external APIs.

Yes, you need to use Domo-provided libraries such as httprequest, datagrid, auth, and metadata for data processing in Connector Dev Studio to ensure consistent data schemas, proper error handling, and robust connector functionality.

README documentation for a custom Domo connector should include metadata-driven reports, explaining the authentication setup, data processing logic, and pagination patterns used to retrieve and map data from external APIs.

A Domo connector may fail retrieving data from external APIs if it lacks explicit input validation, consistent data schemas, or proper error handling in the dataProcessing.js and authentication.js files using Domo's libraries.