application/json
, so if your data body is in JSON you can skip defining the Content-Type.?
) as the delimiter and are represented as key-value pairs.start_date
, end_date
, and api_key
are the query parameters that are passed for formatting the data retrieved by this URL.GET
or DELETE
API call on FlutterFlow, you can pass Query Parameters to the call by clicking on the Add Parameter button and specifying Name, Value Type, and Default Value for each parameter.?
) as the delimiter).POST
, PUT
, or PATCH
API call on FlutterFlow, you can define and use Variables inside the call by clicking on the Add Variable button and specifying Name, Value Type, and Default Value for each variable.$.data.name
$.users[0].name
$
represents the root object, dot (.
) is used for accessing properties present inside the JSON, the value inside brackets ([0]
) represents the array index if the property contains an array.GET
or DELETE
) or a Variable (if using POST
, PUT
, or PATCH
).GET
& DELETE
callGET
or DELETE
as the method type, follow the steps below:GET
API call is defined to fetch users' data from REQ | RES (which provides hosted REST API to try out HTTP requests).user_id
that specifies an ID for the user to fetch.POST
, PUT
& PATCH
calluserName
and userJob
. The variables are used inside the JSON passed as the Body to this call.API KEY
) is usually passed in the Header of the API call. Follow the API Docs of the particular service that you are using to get the proper format of passing the data.POST
, PUT
, and PATCH
requests, you can use the Variables inside the data Body that you want to pass to the API call.POST
, PUT
, and PATCH
requests, you can format the data body that you enter inside the text box by clicking the Format button.200
) then the result returned from that request will also be displayed below.200
.DELETE
request would be similar to this.userName
and userJob
. The variables are also used inside the body to dynamically insert the values in the JSON. The successful POST request returns a status code of 201
.PUT
and PATCH
requests would also be similar to this.