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    • Updated authentication language to adopt more inclusive terminology.
    • Clarified OAuth handling to simplify credential management.
    • Expanded request guidelines with dedicated sections for URL, HTTP method, body, and headers.
    • Simplified API request instructions and reorganized rate limit details for clearer reference.
    • Adjusted key variable naming for improved consistency.

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This pull request updates the documentation for the Connect API Proxy in the docs-v2 repository. The changes include modifications to the authentication section header and a rephrasing of the OAuth authentication explanation. Expanded guidance now details how to structure requests—including URL, HTTP method, body, and headers—while removing outdated examples. Additionally, instructions for REST API usage have been simplified, the "Rate limits" section has been reformatted as "Limits," and a project identifier variable has been renamed.

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docs-v2/…/api-proxy.mdx - Changed authentication header from "your user" to "your users"
- Rephrased OAuth explanation to highlight automatic credential handling
- Expanded request section with subsections for URL, HTTP method, Body, and Headers
- Removed outdated examples and "Making a request" section
- Renamed and reformatted limits
- Renamed variable from projectId to {your_pipedream_project_i_d}

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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
docs-v2/pages/connect/api-proxy.mdx (2)

42-47: Refine URL Section and Address Grammatical Detail
The updated URL subsection provides clear instructions on using the API endpoint and the requirement for a URL-safe Base64 encoded string. Note that line 47 currently states "an URL-safe Base64 encoded string"—it would be grammatically correct to use "a URL-safe Base64 encoded string."

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[misspelling] ~47-~47: Use “a” instead of ‘an’ if the following word doesn’t start with a vowel sound, e.g. ‘a sentence’, ‘a university’.
Context: ...When using the REST API, this should be an URL-safe Base64 encoded string (ex, `aH...

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138-143: Revise Limits Section Call-to-Action
The reformatted Limits section is clearer regarding rate limits and timeouts. Consider adding "please" to the call-to-action on line 142 for a more courteous invitation (e.g., "… if you please let us know if you need higher limits").

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docs-v2/pages/connect/api-proxy.mdx (4)

36-40: Inclusive Header and Enhanced Credential Explanation
The updated header now reads "Authenticating on behalf of your users," which is more inclusive. The accompanying description clearly explains the benefit of letting Pipedream automatically insert credentials. Overall, these changes improve clarity for users.


49-52: Effective Explanation for Dynamic Base Domains
The new callout clarifies how dynamic base domains (e.g., for Zendesk or Zoho) are handled and why passing a relative path is necessary. This addition is well-structured and adds useful context for users.


54-65: Well-Organized Request Component Details
The breakdown into separate subsections for "HTTP method," "Body," and "Headers" makes the section clear and easy to follow. The instructions are concise and align with the intended usage of the proxy.


76-76: Updated Project ID Placeholder
Renaming the variable to your_pipedream_project_i_d enhances clarity and explicitness compared to the previous placeholder. Please ensure that this change is reflected consistently across all related documentation and configuration references.

@dannyroosevelt dannyroosevelt merged commit 865adb7 into master Apr 3, 2025
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@dannyroosevelt dannyroosevelt deleted the danny/connect-proxy-docs-update branch April 3, 2025 22:17
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