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In the previous blog I wrote how easy it is to use an Azure Function as a Custom API for PowerApps, and got a question on how would that look like for Microsoft Flow. The great news is that if you have followed the first three steps in the previous blog, you are done! PowerApps and Microsoft Flow share the same connector infrastructure which means your connector will work for PowerApps and Microsoft Flow automatically.
To use that just:
One of the great things you get with the new Microsoft Flow and PowerApps is the great story they have to integrate with each other, and the fact that both “speak Swagger” allows you to build a Custom API once and reuse in both. Note that authoring triggers is a bit more work where you need to annotate the Swagger appropriately as well as have a different signature for your APIs so I will leave that for a future post.
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