Azure-Purview-API-via-PowerShell

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Execute Azure Purview RESTful APIs via PowerShell

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• Azure Purview REST APIs via Powershell. Based on Purview API Complete Reference and Purview API Docs
• Note: You need Powershell v7.x.x to use this tool. Please Download and upgrade your Powershell to v7.
• Extract Purview-API-Powershell.zip to a folder of your choice.
• Right-Click on the folder and select "PowerShell > Open Here As Administrator"
• Run "Purview-API-PowerShell.exe"
• Note: The file "purview-api-body-payload.json" extracted in the same directory contains the API Body to be sent in case of PUT or POST APIs. Make sure to blank the file first, update your JSON into it and save the file before executing any "PUT" or "POST" APIs. If you need to back up your previous JSONs, you may do so in a different file name, since this file name "purview-api-body-payload.json" is reserved for the next upcoming API call.

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Benefits

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• While you can very well use cURL or Postman to Invoke Azure Purview APIs as well, it is generally cumbersome to extract the Azure OAuth2 access_token and use it appropriately in scripts or even during one-time API execution.
• Powershell has very strong and user friendly integration interfaces with Azure Cloud and hence it makes it really useful to have a way to execute Azure Purview service via its APIs on Windows PowerShell.

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