This is a good place to use a custom Response Parsing Snippet. You could use the Response Parsing Snippet transform the inbound results array of numbers into an array of objects that’s more friendly to Skuid. 

https://docs.skuid.com/latest/en/data/rest/#intercepting-response-payloads

Hi Zach,

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction - are there examples of response parsing snippets I could see?

Any help here would be much appreciated.

Hey Mansour -

Might look like this. I dunno which endpoint you’re using, but your intercept payload probably looks something like the below:

var params = argumentst0],

$ = skuid.$;

//grab the response body - this is what Skuid will use to build your records on this GET request

var responseBody = params.response.body;

console.log(responseBody);

//store things for easiness

var hasMore = responseBody.hasMore;

var offset = responseBody.offset;

var results = responseBody.results;

//Intercept the results, adding an "id" to each number

for (i = 0; i<results.length; i++){

    if(resultsti]){

        resultsti] = {"field_id" : resultsti]};

    }

}

console.log(results);

return results;``` All this does is add an object with a field_id property per array value.



Your order of ops is:

1. 
   Add the js snippet. Note that if you change the snippet's name, it won't change the referenced snippet in the Response Payload snippet field.


2. 
   Check "Intercept Response Payload" then add your Response snippet. Skuid will run this snippet, then treat whatever it returns as the "real" payload.
   


3. 
   Click the model, then click "Add Field". The id of the field should be field_id - exactly matching your objects' key.


4. 
   Chuck it into a table and check it out. Bada-bing.
   

First of all, thanks a ton Aaron.  I think we’re almost there.  I’m getting