Why does my API GET request work fine in Postman but returns a 404 in Node when used in Pipedream?

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I have an API GET request working fine in Postman, but when I convert it to Node in Pipedream the endpoint returns a 404. Am I missing something? I have other endpoints in pipedream for this same service on different endpoints so I feel like Im missing something. TIA! Here’s the code:

// To use any npm package, just import it
// import axios from "axios"
import { axios } from "@pipedream/platform";

export default defineComponent({
async run({ steps, $ }) {
const domainAccountsResponse = await axios($, {
url: 'https://api.dmarcreport.com/v2/accounts/17333/domain_accounts',
headers: {
"Authorization": Token token=${process.env.DMARCReport}``
}
})
console.log(domainAccountsResponse)
},
})

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The URL in the request looks correct according to this API doc: API documentation

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Maybe that account ID 17333 doesn’t exist?

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Thanks yes I agree. I’ve double checked everything. The same URL using 17333 works in postman this is why I find this odd.

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I’ve asked the vendor and they say there is no issue, they also said they tried it in pipedream, but provided no evidence as such.

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Hmm maybe then the process.env.DMARCReport env var is not returning properly?

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Could you try to log it?

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// To use any npm package, just import it
// import axios from “axios”
import { axios } from “@pipedream/platform”;

export default defineComponent({
async run({ steps, $ }) {

console.log(process.env.DMARCReport);

const domainAccountsResponse = await axios($, {
  url: 'https://api.dmarcreport.com/v2/accounts/17333/domain_accounts',
  headers: {
    "Authorization": `Token token=${process.env.DMARCReport}`
  }
})
console.log(domainAccountsResponse)

},
})

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Does anything show in the logs? (don’t post it here)

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yes it does - redacted here

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I use this same code / context / process.env in other functions in other places on other endpoints at this vendor. It’s the first time I’ve tried this particular end point.

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Gotcha

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Yeah weird, the code you shared is absolutely 100% correct, so I wonder what’s the issue here

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If you’d like I can look further into it asap, submit a support ticket here: Support - Pipedream

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Thanks I will. I’ve pushed back on the vendor too to look deeper

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Btw you can also request an integration with Dmarc Report here:

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So instead of using environment variables for the token you can use our native app integration

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All good thanks!