API Client Basics
Our API Client allows you to send out API requests, similar to Postman. It's a powerful tool designed to help you test your created endpoints effortlessly. Main Features. 1. Send API Requests: Test your endpoints by sending various types of requests (e.g., GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE). 2. Save Req...
Authenticating a Request
Why Authenticate Requests?. Authenticating requests is a crucial step in ensuring the security and integrity of your application's data. By validating the identity of users or systems that make API calls, you can prevent unauthorized access, data breaches, and potential misuse of your resources. Aut...
Authentication Test Tokens
When working with authenticated endpoints, you normally need to create a user, generate an authentication token, and include it in your request for testing. To make this process easier, Twidget provides automatic test tokens within the built-in API Request Client. Test tokens allow you to quickly te...
Path Variables in Client Requests
Twidget allows you to efficiently manage and utilize path variables in your API client requests. Below is a comprehensive guide on how to work with path variables within the platform. Overview. Path variables are placeholders within API endpoints that can be dynamically replaced with actual values a...
