If i were doing it, i'd skip curl and use LWP, then JSON

As that may turn out to be too much for you you might want to skip jg. at least. Something like 

  $api_results=`curl -H "Authorization: token 5FEFAQ1W4" https://www.b
+om/api/v2/organizations/company/admin/groups/"$groid"/installations?p
+age=1`; 
  use JSON;
  my $json=new JSON; 
  my $unjson=$json->allow_nonref->decode($api_results); 
  $app_insert = $dbh->prepare("INSERT IGNORE INTO apps(id, app_slug, a
+pp_Name, provider_id, provider_slug, provider_saml, config_saml, conf
+ig_login, config_url, created_date, status, key_vault, mfa_code) VALU
+ES (?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?") or die $dbh->errstr;
  for my $row (@$unjson) { 
    my @insert; 
    for my $var (qw/.id  .slug .name .provider.id .provider.name 
                    .provider.capabilities.has_saml .configuration.sam
+l 
                    .configuration.login .configuration.install_type 
                    .created .keyvault .requires_mfa_code
                   /){ 
      push @insert,$row->{$var}; 
      }  # var 
    $app_insert->execute(@api) or die $app_insert->errstr;
    } # row

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In reply to Re^3: Perl Database Entries by huck
in thread Perl Database Entries by cbtshare

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