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- `GET /api/identity/orgs`
- `GET /api/environments`
- `GET /api/workspaces`
- `GET /api/connections`
- `POST /api/connections`
- `GET /api/connections/{id}`
- `PUT /api/connections/{id}`
- `DELETE /api/connections/{id}`

## What this scaffold is

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2. The provider issues a development token and provider session cookie.
3. The provider redirects back to Meshery at `/api/user/token` with `token` and `session_cookie` query parameters.

## Connections CRUD

The starter provider now exposes an authenticated in-memory Connections API for local development and remote-provider contract testing.

- `GET /api/connections` returns paginated connection data and supports `page`, `pageSize`, `pagesize`, `search`, and `q` query parameters.
- `POST /api/connections` creates a connection from JSON input.
- `GET`, `PUT`, and `DELETE /api/connections/{id}` fetch, update, and remove individual connections.

Connection payloads accept both Meshery-style snake_case fields like `sub_type` and `credential_id` and camelCase variants like `subType` and `credentialId`.

## Run locally

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