Add user - Jupyter workspace - DomoTokenAuth - endpoints

user11629

Hello.

Is there any documentation to add a user in a specific instance, using DomoTokenAuth, in the Jupyter workspace? Which are the supported endpoints and verbs?

I am passing the following function but the request is receiving a bad request 400 response.

def add_user(instance_token, domo_instance, new_user):

    url = f'https://{domo_instance}.domo.com/api/content/v3/users'

    headers = {'x-domo-developer-token' : instance_token} 


    res = requests.request(method='POST',

                           url=url,

                           headers=headers)


    return res.json()

GrantSmith

With your post request, you need to also pass in the body, which would contain the user information you're attempting to add.

{"displayName":"Users Name",
 "detail": {"email":"email@exmaple.com"},
"roleId":2}

ArborRose

import requests


def add_user(instance_token, domo_instance, new_user):

    url = f'https://{domo_instance}.domo.com/api/content/v3/users'

    headers = {

        'x-domo-developer-token': instance_token,

        'Content-Type': 'application/json'

    }


    # Example payload for the new user

    payload = {

        "name": new_user['name'],

        "email": new_user['email'],

        "role": new_user['role']  # Optional, set if needed

    }


    res = requests.request(method='POST',

                           url=url,

                           headers=headers,

                           json=payload)  # Send JSON payload


    # Check for a successful response

    if res.status_code == 200 or res.status_code == 201:

        return res.json()

    else:

        # Return the status code and error message for debugging

        return {"status_code": res.status_code, "error": res.text}


# Example usage

instance_token = 'your_instance_token'

domo_instance = 'your_domo_instance'

new_user = {

    "name": "John Doe",

    "email": "johndoe@example.com",

    "role": "Participant"  # Optional, use "Admin", "Privileged" if needed

}


response = add_user(instance_token, domo_instance, new_user)

print(response)

user11629

Thanks for the information! I will authenticate using the client id-secret instead as it is better documented.