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  1. Custom Requests

Set request parameters

Last updated 2 years ago

Many APIs use query parameters (e.g. ?ticker=IBM&includePrices=true) in the URL to modify what data is returned.

You can either enter parameters manually using the URL input or use the Parameters tab to update them more easily.

Before you begin

  • Make sure you have entered the API base URL and endpoint path in the URL input. e.g. https://api.coingecko.com/api/v3/coins/markets

Add a query parameter

  • On the create request screen, click "Parameters".

  • Click "+ Add".

  • Enter the parameter name in the left-hand input and the value in the right-hand input. The parameter will be automatically added to the URL input.

Remove a query parameter

  • On the create request screen, click "Parameters".

  • Click "-" next to the parameter you want to remove. The parameter will be automatically removed in the URL input.

You can use the "+" icon to in the parameters.

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