📄️ Understanding a Request
A request refers to a specific call or a command sent to a server or a API (Application Programming Interface) to perform a particular action or retrieve the data. Requests are used to search tasks such as web pages, sending data to a server, or accessing data from a database, making them essential components of modern software development and integration.
📄️ Creating Requests
Creating Requests in PostQode
📄️ Request Methods in PostQode
PostQode supports several request methods that you can use to interact with the APIs and the web services. Please find below the commonly used methods:
📄️ Request Elements in PostQode
To pass the data into an API Request in PostQode, refer to the sections below:
📄️ Running an API request
When you click on the "Run" button, any API request with a valid endpoint and request details can be individually executed. The panel on the right side of the screen displays the response details received from the server. When you make a request to the REST API, the server responds with an HTTP response code.
📄️ What are "Response" in PostQode?
The Response section in PostQode refers to the area where the results of the API requests made during testing are displayed and analyzed. It provides detailed information about the response received from the server after sending a request.