How to get the list of all apps to which we have access to by using qlik-api's getDocList() method?
We are transitioning from an old implementation of our React app using Capability APIs to a new implementation using qlik-embed + qlik-api. In our legacy system, we had a crucial feature that loaded the list of all Qlik applications to which the user has access. In our old application in the solution with Capability APIs, we downloaded the entire list of applications to which we have access from .../qrs/app/hublist endpoint.
Can we somehow get a list of all the applications we have access to in the new implementation with qlik-embed + qlik-api? How to use getDocList() method from the qlik-api?
I tried to use the getDocsList method with qlik-api, however I do not know how to implement this method correctly and there are limited resources on the Internet showing how to invoke this method. Now, I only managed to get a list of applications from a specific application using getSheetList() method. The main problem is that I do not know what is the "global" object in the docs which calls this method. It is not specified enough. Also, there is few resources about this method outside the docs.
Oh... Sorry, I misunderstood the context here. But if you're on the on-prem version, then why don't you simply continue to use the "/qrs/app/hublist" endpoint?
I would avoid "GetDocList" if I were you. The QRS endpoints provides a lot more flexibility when it comes to filtering and sorting and stuff. And especially for large deployments, the "fetch all" method can be problematic as it can risk causing performance issues due to rule evaluations.
But if you want to proceed with using "GetDocList", then there is an example here that illustrates how that endpoint works. It's pretty basic. Just call it (no arguments or anything) on the global object and you get a (potentially long) list of app infos back:
Oh... Sorry, I misunderstood the context here. But if you're on the on-prem version, then why don't you simply continue to use the "/qrs/app/hublist" endpoint?
I would avoid "GetDocList" if I were you. The QRS endpoints provides a lot more flexibility when it comes to filtering and sorting and stuff. And especially for large deployments, the "fetch all" method can be problematic as it can risk causing performance issues due to rule evaluations.
But if you want to proceed with using "GetDocList", then there is an example here that illustrates how that endpoint works. It's pretty basic. Just call it (no arguments or anything) on the global object and you get a (potentially long) list of app infos back:
