Challenge #474: Create an API Payload for Alteryx Server User Updates

[MadYX]

New tools for me! I've never played with the json tools! great fun

[Erin]

Ooooh I've been meaning to set something like this up for my company's server. Just the right motivation I needed....

I tried to solve this two ways.......QUICK QUESTION FOR JSON PEEPS (in the spoiler) - 

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I tried to use JSON Build which I'm not a JSON girly - so would this work if it doesn't have new lines in the output? I'm guessing I should have separated the "Value" fields by their type instead of fixing the Bool Values after the fact? Since I was lazy and read them all in as string?
Now you see why I'm not yet a JSON peep!  

[olga_strubbe]

Thank you, Valentina @The_Rad_Valentina  for a real-life challenge. This can definitely save time and effort in automating the input from the user to their permissions on the server. 

In writing my string logic, I got a bit overwhelmed with too much punctuation, so want to say thank you to @Bobbyt23 for sharing his solution on that!

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[mmontgomery]

c474

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[lwolfie]

I'm getting better at API's.

[Noah-Waite]

There's definitely a cleaner way to achieve this, but I at least wanted to create a solution that could also account for multiple users within a single request.

[England-1]

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This one was tricky, loads of nuances, I believe I caught them all! Prefer to preform the payload construction in a single formula tool, not ideal but preferred in this case. :)
  

[binuacs]

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[AaronSmatta]

Very tedious 

[alineruizcampos]

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