Akamai Identity Cloud (JanRain)
The Switchboard Akamai JanRain connector allows you to pull in data for JanRain entities (aka users).
Prerequisites
To configure access to the Akamai JanRain connector, you’ll need to set the following values in the Key Editor when you configure a CredentialType of Akamai JanRain
.
- Client ID
- Unique identifier of an API client that has been assigned the owner feature. You can find the ID for an owner client by looking on Identity Cloud Console’s “Manage Properties” page.
- Client Secret
- Client secret (i.e., password) assigned to an API client that has the owner feature. You can find the secret for an owner client by locating the client on Identity Cloud Console’s “Manage Properties” page, clicking the Actions icon next to the client name, and then clicking Edit.
Scheduling
The Akamai JanRain connector may be scheduled to ingest data regularly on an hourly basis at a user-defined hour and timezone. See Hourly Scheduling for more information.
Script Properties
- type_name
- Corresponds to an entityType (user profile data stores) within Identity Cloud. If you have access to the Identity Cloud API, these may be queried programmatically.
- attributes
- Note that the
attributes
property is specific to a client. Refer to your Identity Cloud Manage Schemas page to determine which attributes are available to you.
The attributes
property is also optional. If not provided, the connector will pull all attributes from the system.
Use the attributes parameter to limit the number of attributes returned for each record.
- filter
- Refer to the Akamai API documentation for information about filter syntax.
- max_results
- Integer value between 1 and 1000, inclusive, specifying the maximum number of records to be returned. The default value is 100.
- sort_on
- It’s recommended that you set the value of
sort_on
to an empty array as this typically improves performance.
Sample Switchboard Script
import akamai_janrain_entity_user_metadata_raw from {
type: "akamai:janrain_entity";
key: "akamai_janrain_key";
type_name: "user";
sort_on: [];
attributes: [
"uuid",
"email",
"givenName",
"middleName",
"familyName",
"displayName",
"primaryAddress",
"created",
"lastUpdated",
"emailVerified",
"lastLogin",
"deactivateAccount",
"birthday",
"gender",
"registrationLocation",
"currentLocation",
"destinationURL",
"registrationIPAddress",
"stripe_id",
"marketing_opt_in",
"silverpop",
"discourse"
];
} using {
"uuid": string;
"email": string;
"givenName": string;
"middleName": string;
"familyName": string;
"displayName": string;
"primaryAddress": {
"address1": string;
"address2": string;
"city": string;
"stateAbbreviation": string;
"zip": string;
"zipPlus4": string;
"country": string;
"phone": string;
"mobile": string;
"company": string;
};
"created": datetime('YYYY-MM-dd HH:mm:ss.SSSSSS Z');
"lastUpdated": datetime('YYYY-MM-dd HH:mm:ss.SSSSSS Z');
"emailVerified": datetime('YYYY-MM-dd HH:mm:ss.SSSSSS Z');
"lastLogin": datetime('YYYY-MM-dd HH:mm:ss Z');
"deactivateAccount": string;
"birthday": string;
"gender": string;
"registrationLocation": string;
"currentLocation": string;
"destinationURL": string;
"registrationIPAddress": string;
"stripe_id": string;
"marketing_opt_in": string;
"silverpop": {
"userId": string;
"id": string;
};
"discourse": {
"lastLogin": datetime('YYYY-MM-dd HH:mm:ss.SSSSSS Z');
};
};