[High Priority] Review Library/Connector API docs in BI editor #8275
Description
Description
This is a subtask of the issue #7736
We capture only high-priority Libraries and Connectors in this task, listed below
Tier 1: High Priority (Core Functionality, Widely Adopted, Critical Integrations)
These modules and connectors are fundamental, heavily used, or critical for common business scenarios and should be reviewed with the highest priority.
Library Connectors
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http: Absolutely essential for almost any modern application interacting with web services (REST APIs).
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io: Fundamental for input/output operations, ubiquitous. - PR SENT
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log: Critical for debugging, monitoring, and auditing applications. - PR SENT
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time: Frequently used for handling timestamps, durations, and scheduling. - PR SENT
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url: Important for parsing and manipulating URLs.
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crypto: Essential for security, encryption, and hashing.
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jwt: Crucial for modern authentication and authorization.
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oauth2: Widely used for delegated authorization.
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Handwritten Connectors
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mysql: One of the most popular relational databases.
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postgresql: Another extremely popular and robust relational database.
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mongodb: Leading NoSQL document database.
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aws.dynamodb: Key-value and document database service from AWS, heavily used in cloud-native applications.
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redis: In-memory data structure store, used for caching, message queues, etc.
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java.jdbc: Standard for connecting to relational databases from Java, very common in enterprise environments.
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salesforce: Widely used CRM platform, critical for many businesses.
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I skipped the generated connectors from this list, as they should be in the specification and have a separate task to capture them.
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