This project leverages the ServiceNow Table API to fetch entities and relationships for the J1 graph.
There is no available standard reference of ServiceNow table names or schemas, so integration devs should look carefully at what is returned from their APIs to decide what fields can be reliably used for entities and relationships.
ServiceNow's data model
appears to allow
for both custom tables and custom fields on standard OOTB tables. Developers can
use an auto-generated list of tables available in the standard Developer
Instance of ServiceNow in order to identify additional resource tables,
available at /tools/__data__/tables.txt or by running
yarn list-remote-tables.
ServiceNow has a self-service portal where developers can request a
developer instance
pre-loaded with test data in the ServiceNow platform. Follow the instructions to
create your instance and obtain the hostname, username, and password
configuration variables.
This integration uses Basic auth for authentication. Developers should create a
.env file at the root of this project with the following configuration
variables:
HOSTNAME=dev00000.service-now.com
USERNAME=your-username
PASSWORD=your-password