qeet

[My implementation of ImportJson](https://github.com/qeet/IMPORTJSONAPI) supports http headers. The function call for your example would look something like this: `=IMPORTJSONAPI("https://shopee.co.id/api/v2/search_items/?by=pop&limit=10&match_id=42361077&newest=0&order=desc&page_type=shop&version=2", "$.items[*]", "itemid, name", "headers={ 'referer' : 'origin' }")`

Glad it worked out for you!. Please could you create an issue for your request in my repositiory and I will take a look - Thanks.

My implementation does require more manual configuration but is pretty straight forward once you learn the query language. I would say that if ImportJSON is working for you then great....

Great! Glad it worked out for you. Also your query is totally fine. I don't have a donation address I'm afraid but I totally appreciate the gesture - Thank you!

Try something like this: `=IMPORTJSONAPI("https://query2.finance.yahoo.com/v10/finance/quoteSummary/AAPL?modules=netSharePurchaseActivity", "$.quoteSummary.result[*].netSharePurchaseActivity","period, buyInfoCount.raw, totalInsiderShares.raw")` In the last parameter you specify the columns you want returned. If you want everything then unfortunately you will have to explicitly...

No you cannot pull everything with one command. You need to explicitly specify each item you want to retrieve. Also there are no headers since you are specifying each column...

From Tailwind 2.2 you don't need the `transform` class any more: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/just-in-time-mode#transforms-and-filters-don-t-need-to-be-explicitly-enabled

Sorry but I am not aware of how to fix this issue.

No way to do this at the moment I'm afraid.

Well done and thanks for sharing the solution! I will reopen this issue just so that it is easier for other people to find this info.